Moment Tesla Model 3 doing 100mph in 35mph zone goes airborne at intersection before crashing into power pole, killing three young occupants including driver, 22, and leaving his sister, 17, critical

Video footage captured the moment a speeding Tesla goes airborne at an intersection in Pasadena, California, before colliding into a power pole - killing three young people and leaving three other injured.  

The incident occurred on May 11 at around 2:38 am, when police say Tesla Model 3 was going 100mph in a 35mph zone and ran a red light at Sierra Madre Boulevard. 

The vehicle narrowly avoided hitting another vehicle before it lost control and smashed into a curb, colliding into a power poll and then a vacant building.

All four passengers, who were not wearing seatbelts, were ejected from the vehicle. Witnesses described the scene as one similar to that of a sci-fi movie, with bodies 'lying around' and the injured begging for help, KTLA 5 reported. 

The driver of the vehicle, Moheb Samuel, 22, died at the scene, while his 17-year-old sister, Emily, is currently in critical condition.

The driver of the vehicle, Moheb Samuel, 22, (left) died at the scene, while his 17-year-old sister, Emily, is currently in critical condition. Esrom Fessemaye (right), Moheb's best friend who was sitting in the font passenger seat, was also killed 

Stefan Pfeifer, 20, who was sitting in the back, was also killed in the crash

Video footage captured the moment a Tesla Model 3 going 100mph in a 35mph zone goes airborne at intersection before colliding into a power pole, killing three young people and leaving three injured

Esrom Fessemaye, Moheb's best friend who was sitting in the font passenger seat, and 20-year-old Stefan Pfeifer, who was sitting in the back, were also killed in the crash.

The remaining two passengers, 20-year-old Emerson Newquist, and 18-year-old Bella Ramirez, were injured and transported to the hospital. They are reportedly in stable condition.

Moheb and Fessemaye worked at a nearby gas station, loved ones told the outlet. 

According to family and friends, Moheb was going to culinary school while Fessemaye was installing solar panels part time.

'It was kind of like a sci-fi movie, when I got down the street, I saw the bodies lying around,' Bill Otto said to KTLA 5. . 'They were asking for help, I didn't know who to help first, everybody was in bad shape.'

20-year-old Emerson Newquist (pictured) and 18-year-old Bella Ramirez, were injured and transported to the hospital. They are reportedly in stable condition.

The incident occurred on May 11 at around 2:38 am, when police say Tesla was speeding and ran a red light at Sierra Madre Boulevard

All four passengers, who were not wearing seatbelts, were ejected from the vehicle. The scene was compared to that of a sci-fi movie, with bodies 'laying around'

The vehicle narrowly avoided hitting another vehicle before it smashed into a curb and lost control, colliding into a power poll and then a vacant building

'We heard a loud bang,' a witness told KTLA5. 'And then the power kind of flashed and then went off.'

A nearby resident, Geraldine Keams, recalled being awoken by loud music blasting from an 'electric car' driving through the area.

'He heard the sound like maybe they're kids looking for a place to party, or partying in their car or something,' Kearns said to KTLA. 'And it was very heartfelt for us to hear especially that these were young people with their whole lives ahead of them… and for such a tragedy to happen.'