What’s causing EV batteries to explode?

[@pranavahuja1796]

0:12 BOOM motors? Seriously?🤣

[@aryan___9955]

True to its name hahah

[@Ankit-xu8fq]

They've got a wicked sense of humour lmao.

[@akramm.8543]

I LOL'ed at the name too 🤣

[@rajadhirajmaharaj]

there are no alternatives to train, tram, cycle and nuclear power combined with renewable energy.

[@anky29]

2:55 How are EV OEM's not at fault here when they are the one buying these batteries from China. They obviously must have done research and testing in Indian environment for those batteries.

[@sujinsunny6661]

Absolutely correct. If it was the Chinese suppliers to blame, the details would be out in 5 minutes of these incidents. I 100% agree, and feel there's some basic design flaw

[@the.amitpatil]

I only heard incidents of e-scooters, why e-cars don't catch fire? Are they engineered better? Better safety? or just a coincidence?

[@Saurabh.P]

@@the.amitpatil There are at least 2Lac+ EV 2 wheeler running on Indian roads. How many fire incidences you heard so far? Probably not more than 10-15. In other words your EV catching fire has chances of 0.0075%. That is just negligible but the propaganda and paranoia being created is completely out of the proportion. Just do a simple KZbin search for Petrol 2 and 4 wheeler catching fire, you will find hundreds of the videos. Yes, in ideal world not even single battery should blast but unfortunately we don't live in the perfect world.

[@the.amitpatil]

@@Saurabh.P would anyone including that guy like to be in one of those 0.0075%? I know accidents happen but the EV makers can't externalise the issue. If they know the batteries they are getting are bad why use them? Why play with lives?

[@Saurabh.P]

@@the.amitpatil My sympathy with the people who died in those incidences. Are we living in the ideal world? Are you saying me that there should be zero accidents then only I will drive EV? Well with that logic you should stop using any kind of transport at all. As petrol vehicles catches fire in hundreds every year, and chances of someone dying in the road accident is way higher and highest in India in world than dying in EV fire. I am simply giving you statistical common sense.

[@panicatthevsco1193]

Lmao.... Boom motors 💀

[@evilanime8722]

😂

[@d_pratik1]

LMAO

[@gokulnathdara1246]

More like BOOM Batteries!

[@sirsusgamer]

Bruh

[@gauravbhardwaj1845]

🤪🛵🔌💣💥

[@saurabhsarkar1923]

The problem is quite clear, the companies are selling prototypes to customers.The vehicles still require immense R&D to cope indian conditions and usage. Automotive authority need to lay strict rules and quality control for EV manufacturers or we loose lives.

[@Saurabh.P]

There are at least 2Lac+ EV 2 wheeler running on Indian roads. How many fire incidences you heard so far? Probably not more than 10-15. In other words your EV catching fire has chances of less than 0.0075%. That is just negligible but the propaganda and paranoia being created is completely out of the proportion. Just do a simple KZbin search for Petrol 2 and 4 wheeler catching fire, you will find hundreds of the videos. Yes, in ideal world not even single battery should blast but unfortunately we don't live in the perfect world.

[@RoamMeYo]

Don't generalise, only a few are not fully developed, but battery fires are a totally different thing, as most cells are sourced from China and people want cheap stuff, so the importers go in that direction too.

[@rajadhirajmaharaj]

you cant quality control an emerging technology.

[@rajadhirajmaharaj]

@@RoamMeYo what cheap stuff? even teslas are bursting in flames. watch Thunderf00t videos where he explains why battery driven vehicles are not the solution. you cant pack huge energy into tiny space and expect no heat/explosion. combustion engines use heating up in its advantage by channeling it to the wheels, EVs cant do that. that's why they are exploding with tesla's cobalt battery in freezing temperatures of europe. imagine how ridiculous it is to expect lithium batteries will work fine in indian weather :P

[@Saurabh.P]

@@rajadhirajmaharaj Looks like you ignored my reply. Use this search term in KZbin and let me know what you get: "Vehicle catching fire at petrol station". Every year many cars and buses catches fire which claim lives of many but no paranoia then.

[@nagratna793]

😂😂 imagine the dealership ran away once asked help 😂

[@nagratna793]

Boom motors are way litteral

[@DanBurgaud]

0:51 Not all Lithium battery chemistry are the same. There are several out there, NCM, LTO, LiFePo4. NCM is the one from the exploding Samsung phones several years ago. What Lithium chemistry was used in these exploding bikes?

[@TheSnowLeopard]

I'm willing to bet it's NMC - EV manufacturers all over the world, from Tesla to ebike manufacturers are all choosing NMC as they prefer high power density and low cost over safety.

[@the.amitpatil]

2:55 completely irresponsible statement. You have no right to play with lives of people 😡 if you can't identify a bad battery or source a good battery, you are not fit to make EVs. Go find some other business.

[@sharadchandakacherla8268]

anything to do with extremely bad summers out here this time? just curious, do these explosions happen only while charging and if the bms fails? or they can catch fire, simply when the scooter's stationary?

[@vaibhav_A1]

guys park your ev scooters inside your garage and not slip out till september 🤣

[@sunilas5365]

E Vehicle. The name got momentum but not technology. Weather it's engine or battery pack. You are traveling with bomb 😊. It's important how much you are serious about R&D and Engineering goes into it. Believe companies like Mercedes EQ to Tesla, GM, Hyundai, further are spending crores together on R&D. Just to understand technology! Safety relevance. OLA, Pure Ev, Okinawa, are new to it. They are with minds of making money and building big brand. They are very urgent in this race.. they lag significant in terms of technology utilisation. It's not that they don't have technology. They have it but not know how to proceed with it! That similar to "A monkey holding a diamond" On other hand ather, ultraviolet are doing best to upheld customer safety. Just think! Bajaj, hero, Yamaha, Honda TVS are leaders in 2-wheelers why not they are like betting big like these companies 😀

[@keisuketakahashi3597]

Boom motors are really booming

[@saishashank4397]

my friend bought ola pro model 2 weeks ago faced soo many problems with bike and also with road side support from company also and it is soo much worse. morning 6 AM his bike stopped even though it is showing 30 km left road side support told arriving with in 1 hour from morning and still not reached till evening he tweeted it then with in 30 mints road side assistant came.horrible experience for him he was helpless.

[@medokhrowe6704]

This is what happens when you don't go for quality but quantity. Every ev companies have the responsibility of their battery. A well safe design of battery pack can surely avoid such accident.. Regardless of any types of any battery been used.

[@balu3811]

Vijaywada has extreme temperatures. This might not be suitable for cheaper battery bikes, which are being heavily sold here in vijaywada.

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Boom 💥💥 motors

[@vinaycamay7267]

No Indian company can ensure safe manufacturing and selling of electric vehicles anytime soon. China's batteries are sold to other manufacturers as well. So no doubt that they are made shoddy. It's the fault of Indian companies adopting dubious methods

[@ktursts4088]

2:54 it is the mistake of EVMs. not having good quality control. why accept low grade batteries from china? should have strict quality control....

[@jhansilakshmi3657]

It happened Vijaywada on Battery 🔋 bike 🏍 in AP , India 🇮🇳 Sir?

[@jhansilakshmi3657]

Vijaywada International.

[@mohammedfouzan9115]

0:10 well it lived up to its name

[@ashish9399]

Boom motors boom

[@richardfrancis2860]

Its very simple the batteries need right ampier and percentage of charge if there is extra current flowing in the batteries they will heat up and explode

[@amithkumar3080]

Lol. Not India. Coz more than EV , india needs infrastructure, mandate rules that r followed n made to follow. The list is endless. Poor 75 year old is a big bag of chaos. Jai Hind

[@TallPoe]

Maybe we should move away from all power coming from the battery. Everyone knows electricity has to run on a continuous circuit. So that principle should be possible with extra components to make a continuous electric engine. It is possible, but doesn’t make the parasitic rich any profits.

[@nhmooytis7058]

They blowed up real good 😂😂😂

[@jaitrivedi6931]

The caption is a clickbait & disappointment. Anybody who's aware of the latest news is aware of all what is stated, the caption is misleading.

[@subhamchoudhury3124]

Video about the Lithium Ion Battery. Comment section is all about Boom Motor

[@theeraphatsunthornwit6266]

Boom motor... yeah

[@dhavalsoni7793]

Bajaj or tvs ev bike is good quality their company bike not got burned

[@TUFANKUMARSAMAL]

Some information in ur video I feel false . Pressure has nothing to do with battery thermal run away .. once pressure change detected even bms or fuse can’t stop the chain reaction. Indian manufacturers need to understand how battery catch fire only then they can prevent such incident . It’s not rocket science . Unfortunately most EV manufacturers I feel keep profit more priority than efficiency which I personally experience in my last 6 years of EV experience in India . We need to learn from ather, ultravoltte how they work . YULU bikes has highest no of bikes running on Indian road … 2 years back they faced many fire incident …but they take this seriously n even after facing many lose they improve n since last 18 month hardly experience any experience …

[@vishnumuralidharan9858]

Indian quality of manufacturing at its best!

[@rei_2833]

Petetion to export them to pakisthan :)

[@creativeideas012]

Petition to develop a conscience

[@WheelOfThought]

Really? Boom Motors ?😂😂😂

[@AkshayKumar-kk6ne]

Boooom

[@anwart9]

Ola hu uber

[@bikash3003]

It's good for decrease Indian population, make in India just using cheap products

[@giridharbg]

Evs are not clean. Lithium batteries dont appear magically

[@suriyavlogs3957]

1st point Many people over charge it If it full charge in 4)5 hrs people charge it overnight ... That is also a problem

[@jayrashtrahindavi2089]

2:55 chutiya statement

[@PaulMalone-pm8qk]

Ban vehicles in the United Kingdom

[@ganesh-vaishnav]

How many of you think that such electric bike catching fire incident can be sponsered by crued oil company by corrupting someone in production line or manufacturing line so that people reject electric bike bcoz this effects their company in billions 💰 oil business... Or to stop make in India

[@Saurabh.P]

There are at least 2Lac+ EV 2 wheeler running on Indian roads. How many fire incidences you heard so far? Probably not more than 10-15. In other words your EV catching fire has chances of 0.0075%. That is just negligible but the propaganda and paranoia being created is completely out of the proportion. Just do a simple KZbin search for Petrol 2 and 4 wheeler catching fire, you will find hundreds of the videos. Yes, in ideal world not even single battery should blast but unfortunately we don't live in the perfect world.

[@bsobro]

Lol just blame it on china.

[@motionsick]

Kaboom motors

[@GauravMishra9200]

I'd rather push my petrol power bike when it runs of fuel than buy an EV.

[@lohithkumar8143]

Hey DH, Tamil Nadu news paper, why can't you move your base from Bangalore to Chennai. You are eating and drinking Karnataka resources and injecting venom to Karnataka. Better you move to TN at earliest..

[@mystogan5402]

🤔

[@s.a.r7075]

pardon but i think its quite irrelevent to the EV safety topic.

[@aryanchauhan510]

what??????

[@nagendraraman6410]

Can you link any article related to it?. I want to know what they do

[@WheelOfThought]

Kannadiga Supremacy 😂😂😂

[@nkumarmits]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHPNq5p6fN2Entk ahahahhahahah a guy in his diapers making engineering decisions...that itself shows what design he will make

[@lh6845]

Boom 💥 motors