Wild footage captured the moment an out-of-control Tesla hit vehicles in a busy shopping centre carpark, before plummeting off the side and injuring its two occupants.
A drivers dash cam showed a black Tesla T-bone an SUV, causing it to spin on the rooftop carpark at DFO Homebush, in Sydneys west, at about 9.55am on Saturday.
The vehicle kept driving and struck the car with the dash cam.
A loud crash was heard from the Tesla as it went over the edge of the carpark to the level below.
The Tesla is understood to have been on autopilot, however NSW Police could not confirm when contacted by Daily Mail Australia.
Fortunately, the out-of-control vehicle landed on its wheels in the loading dock after it crashed through the barrier above.
The occupants of the Tesla, which had struck three cars in total, were a 59-year-old male driver and his passenger, a 68-year-old female.
Shoppers ran to help the trapped pair, with people scrambling to open the door of the Tesla.
The Tesla kept travelling ahead (pictured) and hit the vehicle that had the dashcam in it, before plummeting off the side of the carpark
After driving through the barrier of the rooftop, the car miraculously landed upright in the docking bay - just one level below (pictured). The driver and his passenger were treated for chest pains and there were no other injuries from the collisions
Phone footage showed the chaos that followed the crash with people yelling out help them out and pull the door open.
The pair were treated at the scene at Homebush Bay Drive for chest pain.
The driver and his passenger were then transported to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for tests.
No shoppers were injured during the incident.
NSW Police said investigations are ongoing and the Tesla would undergo an electronics check.