Six children and an adult have been injured after being hit by a Tesla outside a Sussex school on Monday, police in England confirmed. The collision happened on Monday afternoon at around 4:30 p.m. outside Ardingly College on College Road, Ardingly. One 8-year-old boy was airlifted to a London hospital. Sussex Police said the boy suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries. A further five children and one adult were also taken to local hospitals. The Telegraph on Monday quoted a spokesman for Sussex Police, saying three of the children had “potentially serious injuries.” In a new statement on Tuesday morning, Sussex Police said all six were treated for minor injuries. At least one person was reportedly pinned under the car, according to the The Telegraph. The report said that the car was a £40,000 ($55,000) Tesla Model 3 saloon that has self-driving capabilities, and that it was later removed from the college …