The star suggested Teslas could make some sort of noise “that bother car or animal ears when it cranks up, so that way they know something’s happening”. However, she appears to have since taken the video down and issued a follow-up clarification in which she is less harsh on the car company, which is owned by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk. In an Instagram story, she wrote that she personally “did not run over any cats,” insisted Tesla “was not to be blamed” for the animal deaths, and said “user error is admittedly involved”. READ: Tesla warned to 'urgently clarify' whether UK cars are affected by 158,000 model ... (full story)