This Tesla Model 3 now has its Halloween 'costume' ready. It's complete with a hood stack that rolls coal. Wait, what? You have to see it to believe it.

"Rolling coal" — when drivers blow thick exhaust clouds from the tailpipe of a truck — may be obnoxious, but it isn't illegal in most US states.

“Rolling coal” is a practice when drivers modify their pickup trucks to make them spew huge amounts of black exhaust in order to display their opposition to environmentalism (often aiming the ...

Rolling coal is a term used when diesel-truck drivers modify the emissions controls on their vehicles to intentionally blow smoke. The practice is illegal in some states but not in Texas.

News Rolling Coal Stunt Blasts Unsuspecting People With Exhaust Fumes From Modified Engines ... Now Playing By Inside Edition Staff First Published: 10:57 AM PDT, October 20, 2021 ...

A new system that provides continuous information about the exhaust particles produced during combustion can help scientists design acceptable ways of generating electricity from coal, researchers … ...