Are New Energy Vehicles Afraid of Being Flooded?
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New energy vehicles are afraid of being flooded. Here is some extended information: 1. New energy vehicles have better wading and sealing capabilities than fuel-powered vehicles, making them theoretically safer to drive in rainy weather. However, prolonged driving wear can also cause damage to some sealing components, potentially reducing the IP67 waterproofing capability. Therefore, vehicles should not be submerged in water for extended periods, as water ingress into the battery and circuits is possible, and the corrosive nature of rainwater may also damage the vehicle's interior. 2. If the vehicle has already been flooded, you should immediately leave the flooded area and then clean out the accumulated water inside the vehicle. If the vehicle can no longer continue to operate and is stuck in a flooded area, the power supply should be cut off immediately.