A home in Lewisville caught fire Monday afternoon, started by a Tesla, the Lewisville Fire Department said. The two-alarm fire started around 12:30 p.m. at a house in the 300 block of Meadowview Way, according to Lewisville FD.

The homeowner reported coming home and plugging in her Tesla, the city of Lewisville said. She reportedly then noticed some "electrical arcing coming from the charger unit."

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Aerial footage showed extensive damage, including a Lexus completely charred and structural damage to the roof and garage area of the home.

Because it produces only electric cars, Tesla can sell its zero-emissions credits to other automakers who fall short of pollution standards. In many past quarters, Tesla would have shown a loss without the money from those credits. Instead it reported profits, forming the basis for the company’s sky-high market value.

Monday afternoon, Lewisville Firefighters said a woman attempting to charge her Tesla in her garage sparked flames, causing the two-story home to catch on fire. Another car in the garage was destroyed. Lewisville Firefighters said the electrical fire is believed to be from a Tesla car charger.

The city of Lewisville, Texas, confirmed a Tesla charging device ignited an "intense" house fire that engulfed a Lexus and the home's upper floors Monday.

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