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On April 25, on the streets of Chengdu, a new energy electric vehicle spontaneously combusted, and the billowing yellow smoke covered the sky, which looked panicked!
According to eyewitnesses, when he found that the electric car started burning, the flames were not big, and after two or three minutes, the fire suddenly came up! A large amount of yellow-white smoke came out of the car, and even though the firefighters next to him kept spraying water, it was useless, and the fire was still getting bigger and bigger!
It burns so fast! It can't be extinguished with water!
When this scene appears, it can't help but make people feel terrible. It only takes a few minutes for a new energy electric vehicle to go from a flame to a complete combustion! If an electric vehicle has an accident, can the people on the vehicle have enough time to escape?
In this regard, some professionals believe that it is normal for vehicles to burn, and fuel vehicles will also burst into flames when they hit key parts.
The key depends on what battery is used in the new energy tram, if it is a ternary lithium battery, the ignition point is only 200 °C, basically the time for people to escape can only be calculated in seconds, if it is a lithium iron phosphate battery, the ignition point is 800 °C, even if there is a fire, it will be smoke first and then burn, and the people on the car have enough time to escape!
However, what everyone cares about is not which battery is safe, but the frequency of spontaneous combustion of new energy electric vehicles! According to statistics, as early as a quarter of 2022, 640 new energy vehicles caught fire, an average of 7 times a day!
Honestly,This fire frequency is a bit high!No wonder Xiaomi su7When it was released,Focus on the direction of battery installation at home,It was strange before,Now I understand!
In the face of this matter, netizens bluntly said: Now that fire attendance is recorded, if the number of fire extinguishing times of new energy trams is announced, it will be a terrible number!
What do you think about this?