6 ms·
400V is already beyond dangerous, raising it won’t kill you any faster. There’s probably decreased risk because of lower current (less heat to melt things). EV
by ricardobeat 3y ago
400V is already beyond dangerous, raising it won’t kill you any faster. There’s probably decreased risk because of lower current (less heat to melt things).
EVs have a system that disconnects the battery mechanically when a high speed impact happens. I don’t think there have been any electrocution incidents so far?
- HankB99 3y agoGood. They are designed to prevent injuries to first responders (which are nearly always exposed to some hazard when responding to a vehicle accident.) I did a search and could find no reports of injury to first responders.