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Mar 4, 2024 ^^
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As a 20-plus yr firefighter and Tesla owner, i agree with the guy. I did extensive research before i purchased mine and I put a training for our department together with the help of Tesla techs on how to respond to EV cars. Bottom line things happen, and everyone have their own taste in vehicles. I love my job and my car! Personally, there are more important things in life instead of getting into a pissing match over subjects like this.
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Strange how the bull shitters cherry pick their studies including isolating out Tesla's but rating it against all gas cars, and then arriving at utter B.S.
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"A recent study by US insurer, AutoinsuranceEZ found that hybrid cars had the worst fire record, while EVs were the least likely type of car to catch fire. Hybrid cars had 3474.5 fires per 100,000 sale; petrol cars had 1,529.9 fires per 100,000 sales and EVs had just 25.1 fires per 100,000 sales"
RESEARCHED MY ASS!
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Charging EVs is not convenient. Gouging the earth for lithium worse than drilling the earth for gas. If a fire starts in an EV, it’s a lithium fire more than likely which is a pain to put out. Imagine having to deal with that after an accident. Lol even if the firefighters do manage to put it out the batteries will keep spontaneously catching fire again and again. Also EVs are heavy and once everyone’s driving them the excessive braking (regen or not) is going to increase the amount of brake dust pollution in the air. Prepare for a plethora of interstitial lung disease diagnoses which have no cure. I know of ppl whose lungs got messed up because of excessive brake dust exposure at a manufacturing plant. Imagine smog but it is brake dust. Oof.
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@astateoftech
5 months ago
Facts over anything 😉 Let me know if you agree 👇🏼
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