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    Tesla evacuates part of Germany plant after fire, HB reports

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    Posted on August 21, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Tesla evacuated part of its German plant after a fire in the battery processing area. No injuries or environmental damage were reported.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Incident
    • Details of the Fire
    • Company Response

    Tesla Evacuates Section of German Plant Following Fire Incident

    Overview of the Incident

    FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Tesla has since Monday evacuated part of its plant in Germany after a fire broke out in a building processing battery packs, the Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Thursday, adding there were no injuries or environmental damage.

    Details of the Fire

    Tesla was not immediately available for comment.

    Company Response

    (Reporting by Chris Steitz; writing by Matthias Williams; editing by Rachel More)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Tesla evacuated part of its German plant due to a fire.
    • •The fire occurred in a building processing battery packs.
    • •No injuries or environmental damage were reported.
    • •Tesla has not yet commented on the incident.
    • •The report was published by Handelsblatt newspaper.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Tesla evacuates part of Germany plant after fire, HB reports

    1What is a fire incident?

    A fire incident refers to an event where fire causes damage or poses a threat to safety, often requiring emergency response and evacuation.

    2What is a plant evacuation?

    A plant evacuation is the process of safely removing personnel from a facility due to an emergency, such as a fire or hazardous situation.

    3What is battery pack processing?

    Battery pack processing involves the assembly and manufacturing of battery packs used in various applications, including electric vehicles.

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