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On Friday, the Lake Forest Patch reported about a Tesla striking a dwelling on Thursday afternoon, with the Orange County Fire Authority as its source and photos corroborating the news. The incident, attributable to the substantial media coverage Tesla crashes receive, seemed noteworthy. Though there was an issue with the report.

The car that was captured in the report wasn't a Tesla, rather a white Polestar 2 sedan. This particular model is seen as a competitor to the Tesla Model 3. Thankfully, due to its dependable safety features, the driver remained unhurt in the episode.

Social media users corrected the initial article from the Lake Forest Patch, prompting an update with the headline "Car Crashes Into Garage In Lake Forest Thursday". An editor's note was also posted explaining that the original version had incorrectly identified the vehicle as a Tesla, and the image of a Polestar 2 was replaced.

"OCFA FFPM’s removed & assessed the uninjured driver of this vehicle after it crashed into a home in the 24200 blk of Okeechobee Ln. in @LakeForestCA just before 2:30 p.m. today. Our technical rescue truck FF’s then designed & built a shoring system to support the damaged garage."

MSN site is still reporting on the incorrect news as shown below.

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The Volvo EX90 and Polestar 3, both of which are underpinned by Volvo's Scalable Product Architecture (SPA2) and utilise Google's Android Automotive operating system.

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In 2023, Polestar anticipates worldwide production to rise by almost 60%, likely reaching 80,000 cars. This growth is expected to be driven mainly by strong sales of Polestar 2, and will be further reinforced in the latter part of the year with the first handovers of Polestar 3.

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