Why EV Owners Are Worried About Their Cars Starting On Fire | Tech Wheels
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- NEW DATA! EV Owners HAD ENOUGH As EVs Are Catching Fire in HUGE Numbers! | Tech Wheels
EV Owners HAD ENOUGH As EVs Are Catching Fire in HUGE Numbers! What's going on with the EV market? New data reveals a shocking increase in EV fires, leaving many owners frustrated and concerned. Why are these EVs catching fire in such huge numbers, and what does it mean for the future of the EV market? This video dives into the alarming trend, uncovering the potential causes and the impact on the EV industry. Is it a manufacturing flaw, or something more sinister at play? Join us as we investigate the hidden dangers and the real stories from affected EV owners. Don't miss out on this crucial information that could change how you view the EV market. Watch now to uncover the truth behind the growing EV fire crisis.
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Not EVs, plug in hybrids. Get your facts straight.
The facts are connected, it's not just us who say it,
It is still EV that is catching fire. Just because it also has a gas engine doesn't mean you don't count the battery fires... well unbiased people at least....
@@h.mandelene3279 and you know that it was a battery that started it and not gasoline?
@@h.mandelene3279 so by your standard, every car can be classified as an EV because they all have batteries.
Why If a plug in hybrid catches fire, would you classify it as an EV instead of a combustion vehicle?
Look out into the traffic. EV owners appear unconcerned, and I think very few look at this trash.
What data?
There will be no supporting data because the claim is complete FUD
Where’s the data, as in actual numbers of fires per 100,000 BEVs?
However, GM wasn't the only automaker with problems, we saw major recalls from Hyundai, costing an estimated $900 million, and Ford's Kuga plug-in hybrid facing recalls of $400 million of dollars related to fires. Thermal management and fire safety of electric vehicles is a topic that IDTechEx continues to research and monitor
Electric vehicles will dominate in the coming years, hopefully we will find fewer and fewer problems in the future
FUD
This is a good video, and honest 👍
Don't let the EV lovers discourage you.
The citizens of China call BYD :
. *_"Government Torch"_* ❗️🔥❗️
There is a new type of extinguisher for batteries
You have been told NOT BYD EVs but BYD Hybrids (petrol and Electric don't go together and the batterys are a lot smaller in Hybrids and are prone to over heat and catch fire) the trouble is most manufacturers outside China use old battery chemistry ( still using COLBAT) that is the biggest factor in NON China EV car FIRES. Do your research, then inform the uninformed the true
Quit putting out misleading information already! Every EV owner I know is NOT worried about their BEV catching fire. I would way rather have a battery under my seat than a tank full of explosive liquid thank you!
we are not the ones giving this information
@@Techwheels2024 You are by making this video without citing your sources lol
Cluck bait b.s. !
@@Techwheels2024 This is a good video. 👍
Don't let the EV lovers discourage you.
The citizens of China call BYD :
. *_"Government Torch"_* ❗️🔥❗️
I'm an ev owner. I'm not concerned about my car catching fire.
It is a fact that gas burning vehicles have more than 8 times the rate of vehicle fires that BEVs do. Since Chevy recalled all the Bolts with defective pouch cells, BEV battery fires have dropped to near zero. Check your facts before you post a FUD hit-piece like this.
If you own your home, don't put an EV in the garage. Park it out on the street. You may not have a car anymore but at least you'll still have a house.
... Or, you could buy a BEV that does not use defective pouch cells.
@@surferdude4487 Just remember mate "they walk amongst us or should I say drive amongst us"
@@neilellison8984 GM "claims" that they fixed the problem with the Bolt battery packs. I don't think so. Pouch cells are like a big bag of jelly that expands over time with charging cycles. Defective or not, those things are going to wear over time. It's not a matter of if they will spontaneously combust, but rather when.
I'm a supporter of BEVs myself. GMs attitude toward their BEV products and the people that buy them is shocking (excuse the pun). As a person that wants BEVs to be successful, their attitude is hurting the cause.
I don't blame the people that bought the Bolts. I doubt that they were properly informed of the risk they bought with those cars.