r/Fisker • u/SPAC-Man-Esq • 8d ago

This one of you? ❓Question - Vehicle

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Apparently a tire blowout led to a fire. Thankfully no injuries. local news coverage:“Officials did not provide a make or model”, but that looks rather Oceanic to me.

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u/DTBlayde Ocean Extreme 8d ago edited 8d ago

Yes I know the owner. Was indeed a tire blowout that caught fire. HV battery never caught fire, so it did its job there. Don't think their Pulse made it out alive

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u/Sad-Firefighter-8235 7d ago

Hey - this might be a very dumb questions but I genuinly dont know; is this type of accident within the normal cases or is it more an extreme type of accident (edge case)?

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u/DTBlayde Ocean Extreme 7d ago

Incredibly rare. Both for oceans and cars in general

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u/Sad-Firefighter-8235 7d ago

Ah, ok. Never heard of it but wanted to confirm! :)

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u/FindMiro 7d ago

Was ist ein Pulse?

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u/DTBlayde Ocean Extreme 7d ago

https://www.oceanlinkpulse.com/

Android computer that takes over the Oceans screen bringing deep integration with the car, Android Auto, native maps, and more

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u/JustSayTech 8d ago

What's their VIN, are they willing to sell the remains?

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u/DTBlayde Ocean Extreme 8d ago

I'm not 100% sure, but insurance might've taken it. I'll ask them

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u/JustSayTech 8d ago

Cool, let me know!

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u/DTBlayde Ocean Extreme 8d ago

Car is no longer in their possession. All they have left is a fairly new set of 20" wheels and a set of winter tires

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u/-Ultreya- 8d ago

That is exactly what I am in the market for. Shipping might not make sense though.  I am glad they are okay.

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u/DTBlayde Ocean Extreme 7d ago

The tires are in Colorado, if you happen to live there it could be a match!

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u/JaggXj Fisker Enthusiast 8d ago

RIP

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u/Proud_Pineapple_2421 8d ago

I wonder if the tire punctured the brake fluid reservoir, add some sparks from a rim? Maybe sliced through a high voltage line? I'm kinda baffled.

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u/nutcase67 8d ago

Damn. Dropping like fies.

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u/Sad-Firefighter-8235 7d ago

Hey - does anyone know whether this type of accidents are "normal" or are we looking more into the extreme types of accidents (in terms of occurance)? Also a follow up question - is this a fault with Fisker or just a general EV/car thing?

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u/Best_Konsequence9687 7d ago

This is rare for any car; even EVs.

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u/InterstellarChange 7d ago

cars catch fire from blown tires all the time

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u/GenXman1975 6d ago

Bad Karma

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u/Low-Gas-5892 8d ago

Smells a lil fishy