Comments by "Joe Qi" (@i6power30) on "Media claim businesses in China start banning EVs in underground car parks" video.

  1. EV fire risk is a big one. We should not be in denial about it. EV fires are statistically less frequent than ICE car fires, but its intensity and temperature is so much that it poses more danger to the surrounding. I understand that fire can start after a collision or accident for both EVs and ICE, but I'd like to know the stats on parked vehicle fires. How often do ICE car spontaneously burst into flames in a crowded car park?
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  2.  @ChrisHPSNZ  That's better than catching fire while charging or parked while you are sleeping next to it. When ICE car is catching fire while driving you see it coming, usually engine overheating or similar signs, you are conscious about it and can pull over to road side and escape.
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