HOW TO SURVIVE AN EXPLODING ELECTRIC CAR
Step 1: Get Out
As with many survival scenarios, leaving quickly is always a plus but never more so than when a car is on fire. Get out of the car as quickly as possible and put some distance between you and the flames. If your car has doors with retractable handles not working properly, grab whatever you can to break out the windows or sunroof.
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And if you are a passenger, you are probably at the highest risk since the exploding battery case is very likely
underneath your seat. When help arrives, firefighters will need to find the core of the fire and keep dousing it with water. According to a guide released for first responders, an electric car fire can take 24 hours to extinguish and almost 800 L (3,000 gal) of water.

Step 2: Stay Cool

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