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- 27 March 2025 - A video recently circulated on the Internet shows that as the weather heats up in March, spontaneous combustion incidents of new energy electric vehicles increase dramatically, which has aroused widespread public concern. The batteries of new energy electric vehicles are prone to overheating in high-temperature environments, which may cause the chemical reaction inside the battery to be out of control, leading to spontaneous combustion. In addition, high temperatures may damage the battery's protection system, further increasing the risk of spontaneous combustion. According to reports, in March alone, multiple spontaneous combustion incidents of new energy electric vehicles occurred across the country, causing serious property losses and casualties. These incidents not only affect consumer confidence, but also pose challenges to the development of the new energy vehicle industry. ???
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Powerslide - Chainah/EV is coming alright, ie EV fire 🔥

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EV fire =  🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

ICE-V fire =  🔥

So, EV fires is an issue, like the recent powerbank fires in aeroplanes = banned from certain places, eg underground carparks.
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In Malaysia and CCP China, the rate of EV car fires > rate of ICE-V car fires.

Eg in Malaysia, even though there were "only" 4 EV car fires in 2024, it's rate is about 6X higher than the rate of ICE-V car fires.
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Powerbanks and EV car batteries are both Lithium-based. ONE powerbank burned down a whole commercial airplane recently. A lithium battery fire had crashed a B747-400F cargo plane operated by UPS in 2010.
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Are you saying Made-in-Chainah EV car batteries are now perfectly safe and can now be carried as cargo in airplanes, eg made by CATL and BYD.?
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Those fake or low quality powerbanks are mostly Made-In-Chainah.

Are you saying Made-in-Chainah CATL and BYD EV car batteries are now perfectly or very safe and can now be carried as cargo in airplanes.?
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Fyi, .......

https://www.sinardaily.my/article/225156/fo...usan-plane-fire - Explainer: Did a portable power bank cause an Air Busan plane fire?
A local Air Busan source, quoted by JoongAng Ilbo, suggested that a portable battery in a passenger's carry-on luggage might have been compressed, leading to ignition.
- 3 Feb 2025

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2025...laysia-airlines - 2025/03/21 - no-power-banks-in-overhead-compartments-says-malaysia-airlines

= ALL lithium-based powerbanks can be a source of battery fire in airplanes.
= ALL lithium-based powerbanks are recently banned from overhead compartments by many airlines, not just cheap low-end low quality ones.
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