A Tesla fire in Toronto killed four passengers who couldn't open the doors, raising safety concerns about the vehicle's design.

Four people were killed in the crash and one made it out alive. Four people were killed in a fire after a Tesla Model Y lost control and hit a pillar in Toronto last month. The four people were reportedly unable to open the doors of the car after it caught fire and a fifth passenger only survived the crash after onlookers smashed a window and dragged them from the wreckage.

The only survivor of the October 24 fire was a woman in her 20s who was able to get to safety after a quick thinking passer-by smashed a window of the burning Model Y car to free her

Four people died after a Tesla crashed and burst into flames, while a fifth person narrowly escaped after a bystander broke open a window.

Four people were killed and a fifth narrowly escaped from a fiery blaze after a Tesla crashed in Toronto last week. And the lone survivor sounds extremely lucky to have walked away from the crash. The accident occurred early last Thursday morning just after 12:00 a.

Toronto Police said four people were killed after their Tesla caught on fire after hitting a guardrail and crashing into a 'concrete pillar.' One person in the car was rescued from it by a bystander.

Investigators are still probing the cause of one-car crash and fire on Lake Shore Avenue East, which left four people dead late last month.

Four individuals died in a Toronto crash involving a Tesla Model Y on October 24, when the vehicle reportedly lost control, hit a guardrail, and collided with a pillar, subsequently igniting. One survivor,