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EV Batteries: Indigenization won’t help the country at this stage as the manufacturing scalability is not fully achieved. For India to gain efficiency in terms of scale and the supply chain will take some more time. “We have to go beyond the threshold level to see the benefits of localization. I dont think localization by itself is going to benefit, unless we get to that kind of threshold scale, Vijayanand Samudrala, President, Amara Raja, said.

Ev Car Fire: A Volvo C40 Recharge electric SUV caught fire on a highway in Chhattisgarh, raising questions about the safety of electric vehicles. The cause of the fire is unknown, and an investigation is underway. Concerns about EV fires have been a significant issue in the Indian market, hindering the transition towards green mobility. Poor cell quality, battery design, and a deficient BMS are often blamed for EV fire incidents. It is advisable to use company-fitted accessories and follow the m...

EV Ship Fire: While all logistics companies deal with the risk of EV lithium-ion batteries burning with twice the energy of a normal fire, the maritime industry hasnt kept up with the developing technology and how it creates greater risk, maritime officials and insurers said.

Recently, an electric scooter caught fire while it was parked and put on charge inside the parking lot of a house.

Mumbai: Electric scooter battery EXPLODES while charging in Vasai, Palghar, 7-year-old boy dies, investigation initiated. 

Ministry of Road, Transport and Highway defers tough electric vehicles battery standards, EV makers welcomes the decision, reports IANS. 

An electric scooter battery catches fire in New York City leaving an 8-year-old girl dead; further injures her father and brother with major burns, reports AP.

Pure EV suggests ‘battery health tip’ where it mentions the do’s and dont’s for proper charging protocol as a safety measure for your EV battery.

An EV fire took the life of one, when the detachable battery of the electric two-wheeler burst, triggering flames resulting in burn injuries of three others. 

An 80-year-old man was killed and two others injured when the detachable battery of an electric scooter, kept on charge inside a home in Nizamabad district of Telangana, exploded and triggered flames, causing burn injuries.