Tesla Vehicle Erupts in Flames on Busy Highway, Firefighters Battle Blaze with 6,000 Gallons of Water

Tesla Vehicle Erupts in Flames on Busy Highway, Firefighters Battle Blaze with 6,000 Gallons of Water

The question of just how much water it takes to extinguish a fire in an electric vehicle (EV) battery has recently been addressed following a Tesla Model S fire that occurred on Eastbound Highway 50 in California over the weekend. According to the Sacramento authorities, the vehicle spontaneously caught fire, with no reported injuries. However, it did take a substantial amount of water, approximately 6,000 gallons, to put out the fire as the battery cells continued to combust during the incident.