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EVs usally burn worse than regular cars, their batteries are very hard to put out. In a combustion engine the tank is relatively small and easily sealed off fro
by constantcrying 4y ago
EVs usally burn worse than regular cars, their batteries are very hard to put out. In a combustion engine the tank is relatively small and easily sealed off from air supply, the same isn't true for the large batteries of EVs.
- vegardx 4y agoIf the battery packs in EVs wasn't sealed off from air it would spontaneously start to burn. So... The reality is that ICE vehicles burn at a rate almost 10 times that of BEV vehicles.
- constantcrying 4y ago>If the battery packs in EVs wasn't sealed off from air it would spontaneously start to burn. So... I think you are missing the point here. >The reality is that ICE vehicles burn at a rate almost 10 times that of BEV vehicles. I am not clear what you mean by "rate" here. Incidents? Speed of burning down? From being involved with firefighting I can tell you that EVs are very difficult fires, which are significantly harder to combat than regular car fires.