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Swedish investigators concluded fires were the result of arson, evidence ruled out any other possibilities.

Several Teslas parked at Malmö, Sweden location were found to have been deliberately set on fire. According to a news release from Swedish authorities, video footage obtained from Tesla sentry mode, shows three masked men pouring accelerants on cars. Suspects still remain at large and the case remains open.

Arsonists Reportedly Set Fire at New Tesla Factory Site
An environmental group has claimed responsibility.

https://futurism.com/arsonists-fire-tesla-factory


More Than 100 Cars Burned in Mass Arson Attack in Sweden

Burned cars in Frolunda Square in Goteburg, Sweden, on Tuesday. By the time the blazes were over, a police spokesman said, “33 cars had been lit on fire and about 50 cars had been damaged.”Credit...

GOTEBORG, Sweden — The Swedish authorities on Wednesday were investigating the burning of more than 100 vehicles on the nation’s west coast, in what they said was a coordinated arson attack by groups of young men.

The attack began shortly after 9 p.m. Monday, when several cars were reported to be on fire in the main square of Vastra Frolunda, a suburb of Goteborg, Sweden’s second-largest city.

By the time those blazes were over, “33 cars had been lit on fire and about 50 cars had been damaged,” Thomas Fuxborg, a spokesman for the Swedish Police, said in a phone interview.

A few minutes after the fires broke out in Vastra Frolunda, there were reports of cars on fire in Hjallbo, a district in northeast Goteborg. Fires were also reported in Kronogarden, a district of Trollhattan, about 45 miles north of Goteborg, the police said.


“We think these attacks were coordinated using social media,” Mr. Fuxborg said, adding that the police were investigating the crimes as acts of arson, vandalism, rioting and incitement to violence.

“Society is going to react very harshly against this,” Sweden’s prime minister, Stefan Lofven, told Radio Sweden, adding: “We have raised the punishment for vandalism. We will also propose this fall to address the attacks on the police that often occur in the wake of this kind of activity.”

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The car fires are likely to become a political issue as Swedish elections loom. Generally, health and medical care, schools and education, integration and immigration, the environment, and care for the elderly top the priorities for most Swedes. But a recent poll showed that 10 percent of the population lists law and order as the most important issue in the vote on Sept. 9, the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet reported on Saturday.

Mr. Lofven, a Social Democrat, is running for re-election, and he spent Tuesday afternoon visiting the affected area in Vastra Frolunda.

On Tuesday, the police arrested a 16-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man in connection with the fires there. A third man who had fled to Turkey was picked up at an airport there late Tuesday, said Christer Fuxborg, a police spokesman

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Here is video footage of the Teslas that combusted in Sweden. The interesting thing is the degree that the cars burned varies. The one closest to the building underneath cover only burned on the side facing away from the building and not covered by the overhang. The fire in that car doesnt appear to have bothered the battery packs. The cars furthest away from the building and not undercover were completely melted down.

Arson shouldnt cause varying degree of melting between cars and shouldn't be able to burn hot enough to melt the battery pack. However induced currents from electromagnetic fields absolutely can cause batteries to ignite. Also the building would have interfered with the EMFs so its not surprising the cars closest to the building burned the least.

If I was going to go through the effort to light all these cars on fire I would make sure the building caught on fire too.

In arson cases affecting EVs, it normally burns some components in the car, such as the interior, but the battery pack remains intact. That’s what happened to a Model S in Norway in August 2019, as Tom Moloughney reported for InsideEVs.

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/tesla-model-s-fire-in-california-connects-the-dots-between-different-stories-166738.html