Right, and in my experience they get it wrong more often than not on ICE cars, but the result is an engine with poor fuel economy that smells, knocks, throws a

Right, and in my experience they get it wrong more often than not on ICE cars, but the result is an engine with poor fuel economy that smells, knocks, throws a rod or runs roughly, not the whole car spontaneously catching fire and melting into a puddle.