The electric vehicle (EV) industry in China has witnessed a staggering growth trajectory over the past decade, propelled by the country's push towards sustainable transportation and reduced emissions. However, this rapid expansion has been accompanied by a multitude of concerns, most notably regarding the safety standards of Chinese-manufactured EVs. These vehicles have garnered widespread criticism for their propensity to catch fire, subpar build quality, and the frequent absence of essential safety features issues that have become so glaring that they can no longer be ignored or censored. Here are those unignorable EV problems:
Fire Incidents: A Persistent and Escalating Threat
One of the most significant and persistent safety concerns surrounding Chinese EVs is the risk of fire incidents. Despite advancements in battery technology and manufacturing processes, Chinese EV manufacturers seem unable to effectively address the root causes of these fires. As the number of EVs on Chinese roads continues to surge, the frequency of fire incidents has escalated proportionately, to the point where such occurrences have become an alarmingly commonplace daily phenomenon.
22 авг 2024
