Tesla is continuously working on to give driverless cars which will be operated by the computer. They will be having the sense of safe and comfortable driving giving you next reach of the technology. But technology before being implemented and presented to the final audience it has to go various tests and when those tests are failed, the engineers behind feels so bad of it.
Sometimes these failures cost you so much and you got to hear critics and other stories about your failure. In a recent attempt, Tesla model is said to have been crashed.
The Associated Press reports that a Tesla Model S was traveling at high speed, hit a tree, “bounced around” and then exploded. The driver apparently lost control of the car moments before the accident occurred, which leads some to speculate that Autopilot wasn’t enabled.
Eyewitnesses and firefighters who arrived on the scene describe a scene of utter carnage. They say that car parts were strewn all over the place and that some of the smaller Lithium-Ion cells had broken off and began firing off “projectiles” at rescuers.
After the accident, fire rescuer present at the moment updated that there were two people inside the car at the time of the accident. One of them has died on the spot while the other one has lost a life after reaching the hospital.The problem, said rescuers, was the fire. Lithium Ion batteries burn really hot and require “copious volumes of water” to put out. Rescuers were unable to put out the fire in time to save the other passenger.
Still, lot more to be done to sign it absolutely perfect and safe for the customers. Hope the engineers behind the wheels will find the workaround for this without wasting no more lives in the attempt.
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