Fiery electric car crash in NY leaves 2 passengers dead, burned ‘beyond recognition’: cops

Two people were killed and burned “beyond recognition” when the driver of an electric car jumped a sidewalk and slammed into an apartment building in White Plains on Monday, cops said.

The driver of a vehicle — believed to be a Tesla — lost control and veered onto a sidewalk before hitting a tree and crashing into a building on Battle Avenue at about 9:10 a.m., said David Chong, White Plains’ commissioner of public safety.

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The car basically “exploded” and caused significant fire damage to the building, Chong said.

Responding police and fire personnel extricated the torched car from the building, police said.

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The two people inside the car were found dead and “burned beyond recognition,” cops said

Two more residents in the building were treated and released by EMS for unspecified injuries.

A bystander who was walking by the scene was hurt by shrapnel from the crash and has been taken to a nearby hospital, according to police.

Police had not identified anyone involved in the accident by Monday afternoon.

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