Do Cars Need Static Strips?

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Yes, especially during autumn and winter seasons when the air humidity is relatively low, static electricity cannot be conducted and accumulates on the car body. Installing static strips can prevent this situation. Car static electricity is generated by the friction between the car body and dust in dry environments. When people sit inside the car, their clothes inevitably rub against the car's interior decorations, producing static electricity. If the car's interior uses more synthetic fiber materials, it is even more prone to generating static electricity. If the car's interior uses more synthetic fiber materials, it is more likely to generate static electricity. While driving, if exposed to unprotected static electricity attacks, it may cause excessive electric shocks, leading to accidental traffic incidents. Additionally, accumulated static electricity can harm human health, especially when refueling at gas stations. Cars with a significant amount of static electricity can generate sparks between any nearby conductors, causing accidents.