Five children and an adult were taken to hospital with injuries after a self-driving Tesla Inc Model 3 crashed in a school car park in southern England on Monday evening, the Telegraph reported.
At least one person was reported to have been pinned under the electric car in a car park of a college in Sussex, the report said, adding that exact number was not clear.
The National Health Service's South East Coast Ambulance Service said one person was in critical condition and three others suffered potentially serious injuries.
It was not known if there was a driver behind the wheel of the vehicle at the time of the collision, the Telegraph added.
Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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