The Tesla car battery captures the fire while the crews destroyed home in earlier fire.

Montgomery County, Md. (7news) – A two-story house in Montgomery County, Maryland, was destroyed again on Wednesday, this time, this time, due to a Tesla car battery found at the crime scene.

The demolition crews worked in a house in the 21700 Peachtree Road when the car battery started fire at 2:45 p.m. According to MCFRS, the fire was clarified with salvage companies from 4:45 p.m. for completing the clean-up and distance efforts.

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Officials said the battery was briefly included in a “thermal outlier”, which was partly due to damage from the house fire of November 11, 2024, which destroyed the house and damaged several vehicles.

During the 2024 fire, the police said they were called to the family home for a heavy fire, whereby the crews would have to meet intensive flames and bring in thousands of gallons water.

No injuries were reported in both incidents, officials said.