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Do electric cars burn? How often? Electric cars are devices that, like any other, can have a malfunction. Anyone who says no is a liar. I even think that something can happen with LiFePO as well. Although they are very durable batteries. Portal EVFireSafe made an interesting research. You can see in the picture statistics about battery fires. Important notice: Also included are PHEVs, which are known to be the most likely to catch fire. It is very important to keep such statistics because: 1️⃣ we can be prepared and trained what to do when it happen 2️⃣ we can to improve batteries / electric cars / systems I was interested in the 18% of fires from charging. We encounter chargers that bypass security features. And that can be reason why can something happen to EV during the charging. We don't want that. We are not the cheapest. But we are sure of the quality and safety. ejoin EU ⚡️🔌🔋🚗🚛🚌 Did you saw, not on the internet but personally the EV fire? What did you interest the most in the picture? Write me in comments. Feel free to share. #emobility #chargingstation #sustainability #electriccar #ev

What is the bad news about electric cars? In our most recent blog post, we explore the hurdles and opportunities in the electric vehicle (EV) landscape. Despite facing issues like charging station scarcity and battery replacement concerns, there's immense potential for innovation and progress. Read the full insightful piece by Rene Young to explore the evolving landscape of electric vehicles. #ElectricVehicles #EVInnovation #EVfriendly https://lnkd.in/dA5tJc4r

#Electric cars for all? Some barriers remain and, in some regions, people are adopting faster to switch to electric mobility than in others. Together with innovative tape and foam materials to maximize #EV #battery pack performance, safety, range, #energydensity and durability, find out other ways that help accelerate the uptake of electric vehicles. https://lnkd.in/gCWR9VHg

The new standards for electric vehicles in the L, M, and N categories, named IS 18590: 2024 and IS 18606: 2024, stipulate that powertrains and batteries must meet strict performance and safety criteria. These standards are likely designed to enhance the reliability, efficiency, and safety of electric vehicles, ensuring that they meet certain benchmarks in these critical areas. IS 18590: 2024 and IS 18606: 2024: Focus on safety and performance of EV powertrains and batteries for vehicles in the L, M, and N categories. IS 18294: 2023: Establishes safety standards for e-rickshaws and e-karts, covering various aspects from construction to functionality. #Ev #electricVehicle #BIS

Our latest research shows 20% of consumers will consider buying a battery electric vehicle when they next change their car, but only 3% own one today. With a greater focus on charging and range needed to improve customer understanding, hear more from Distribution Director, Debbie Mckay: https://ow.ly/LN1s50SxHas #automotivenews #batteryelectricvehicle #usedcars #customerresearch

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure to get a jump-start in California: … With more Californians switching to electric vehicles and car manufacturers releasing more … that currently totals 105,000 electric vehicle chargers for public use and … future is very bright for electric vehicles." "If you have … #car #cars #awesome

Getting your home ready for an electric car! We’ve come to expect that when technology picks up pace, there’s rarely any turning back. Electric vehicle (EV) adoption is growing globally, and it seems only a matter of time before an electric drive is the norm, not the novelty. Here’s how, and why, to prepare your home for the transition. https://lnkd.in/grtRfuz7 #electricvehicles #HomeofEVs

🔌 Charging An Electric Vehicle With A Public Charging Station 🔋 Charging your electric vehicle (EV) at a public station is easy and convenient.  It is as simple as: 1. Locate Your Charging Port 2. Payment and Starting Charge 3. Connect and Charge 4. Ending Your Charge Remember to read the instructions displayed on the charging station before beginning your charge. Top Tips When Charging Your Electric Vehicle • Charge to 80%: Aim for around 80% rather than maxing out, as lithium-ion batteries perform best when charged between 20% and 80%. • Plan Ahead: For longer journeys, use apps to find charging stations along your route. • Reserve Power: If you ever run out of charge, many EVs have a reserve power battery giving you an extra five miles to reach the nearest charging station. Watch U-Drive Vehicle Hire's Lauren Hamblin show you how easy it is: https://lnkd.in/d5BPWjzs. #EVCharging #SustainableTransport #ElectricVehicles #UDrive #EcoFriendly