Last week a house burn and the investigators say it was caused by an electric car. Safety an electric car was again questionable.
Chief of fire investigations Fort Bend County, Texas, Robert Baker said that the fire in the house was probably caused by a Fisker Karma electric car in the garage.

Karma is the source of the fire, but what exactly caused it is not known.
According to Baker the owner of the house comes with Fisker Karma after a walk and 3 minutes later the car caught fire. The owner said that before the birth of the fire he had smelled burning rubber.

Fisker Karma burning cases it has become a issue since last year, and Fisker also had to recall and repairs. But the problem is, the new owner bought this car in April, or after the Fisker recall.

The fire spread to the garage and to the second floor above it, though not caused any casualties.
While the fire caused the loss  $ 100,000, the price of the new Fisker Karma and that’s not including a Mercedes-Benz SUV and the Acura NSX that were burned too.

In suburban Houston had about 50 electric cars burned in a year
Respond to this report, Fisker not comment yet. Electric car manufacturer said it would await the official report will be released police.
There are conflicting reports and the uncertainty surrounding certain events. Cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation said spokesman Fisker.

Until now, there are some insurance investigator who is involved, and we do not rule out the possibility of fraud. We realize that the fire was found in a garage in or around the vehicle.

Also, an electrical panel located in the garage next to the vehicle is also being examined by fire investigators.
Based on initial observations and inspections, lithium ion battery is not being charged and does not appear to be a factor in this incident
Fisker will continue to be involved in the investigation but would not comment further until all the facts discovered.