Black smoke billowed from a Renault Zoe charging on the sidewalk before it exploded, sending shattered glass onto the balcony of a nearby house.

An Aito M9 caught fire while driving in Zhejiang on 3/6, igniting an existing conflict between two opposing factions: electric vehicle enthusiasts and detractors.

A 74-year-old man set fallen willow flowers on fire in Dalian, China, believing they hindered his daily exercise walk, inadvertently causing a blaze that destroyed 20 new energy vehicles.

Many people panicked and fled as a large explosion erupted from a fiercely burning car near the famous Charging Bull statue.

A sedan reversed into a parking spot at a Bangkok gas station, then unexpectedly struck a fuel pump, causing an immediate and intense fire.

The car fire carrying batteries that resulted in two deaths is not just about the cause, but raises a legal question about who must provide compensation when risks arise from hazardous goods.