EV's better be 100x difficult to light on fire, given how much of a pain they are to extinguish.
I'd loved to have been a fly on the wall of the meetings where how much money to spend on reducing ignition risk was dickered out.
I'd loved to have been a fly on the wall of the meetings where how much money to spend on reducing ignition risk was dickered out.
Sure, it's a bit annoying for the fire fighters who turn up 20 minutes later... but I think even they would rather arrive to find a burning car if it means the people who were in that car are safely watching from a distance.
Pity about the apartment building that burns down around them, eh?