
It depends on the situation. Generally, flooded vehicles are categorized into three levels: water-damaged vehicles, water-soaked vehicles, and submerged vehicles. Here are the specific details: 1. Water-damaged vehicles: These suffer minimal damage to the vehicle body, as a small amount of water entering the interior does not significantly harm the vehicle. After repairs, they can still be used. 2. Water-soaked vehicles: Since the water level reaches the waistline of the vehicle, it typically causes corrosion to the electronic wiring, engine compartment, and interior. Although they can still be used after repairs, they pose significant safety risks. 3. Submerged vehicles: These have been completely submerged and can only be scrapped.


