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Originally posted by Sweetsound ↑

particularly with EV that have less moving parts than traditional ICEs

Rather odd that those whilst EV's have less moving parts - it's those less moving parts that suddenly move in many directions with all those thermal runaways:

Excerpt from video:

'This nightmare is becoming so normal, Colorado fire departments are preparing for the worst case scenarios' ....

....'These fires are some of the hardest to put out....'.

Nothing normal about these scenarios - it' absolute madness - a deathwish in waiting - even for the firefighters. And one of the selling points of EV's is 'no moving parts'?? There is plenty of movement at the disaster scene. The temperature increase once a fire starts is phenomenal both in speed and heat - even faster than the claimed EV speed from 0-100km/hr - now that's something else to boast for the record books. Go EV:

But wait - there's more burnings:

Excerpt:

'The Jaguar I pace - it won world electric car of the year'...

Great car?? Car of the year with no moving parts - it seems a car with no further movement, period. AIMO

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"the gas that comes from this fire is very very hazzardous."
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