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NHTSA Opens “Field Inquiry” into Fire

May 20, 2012
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Speaking in Washington today, NHTSA director of vehicle safety compliance Claude Harris confirmed the agency’s involvement in the fire investigation of a Texas 2012 Fisker Karma.

“We are conducting an ongoing field inquiry for an EV incident in Texas,” he confirmed at a Transportation Department electric-vehicle safety forum. “We are still engaged in that activity, and no determination has been made at this time.”

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