car and they did fix the issue. But from the CCTV footage show that first some smoke coming out of the front of the Tesla and then 3 times explosion.

The post was accompanied by photographs of the alleged incident.

A response to the post says that: "The Chinese words said the Tesla parking spot has wall connector installed but at the time of the fire, the car was not charging."

About 12 days ago, we also wrote about an unplugged Tesla that caught fire in a San Francisco garage, prompting an investigation from authorities. The San Francisco Fire Department responded to a reported car fire at a home on the 1300 block of 26th Avenue near Irving Street. The crews saw "smoke near the rear right tire of a TeslaModel S" that was not plugged in at the time and put out the fire.

The Tesla was then towed from the garage by the fire department. There were no reported injuries at press time. It was two weeks prior to the San Francisco fire that a stunning video surfaced of a Tesla catching fire and exploding, while parked, in China.

Finally, that explosion in China came just about a week after we reported that a Tesla vehicle near Pittsburgh caught fire and burned for hours at an area service garage. The fire occurred despite Tesla engineers reportedly having access to the vehicle prior to moving it. The photos were stunning, showing what appears to be a vehicle that has been close to completely incinerated and reduced to a heap