How much higher is the temperature inside a car compared to outside in summer?

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In summer, the temperature inside a car is generally 30-50 degrees higher than outside. Precautions for car use in summer: 1. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight: For the car body surface, metal surfaces absorb heat more easily and reach higher temperatures, with the hood temperature being particularly high. High temperatures are detrimental to car paint and interior materials. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can cause the paint to crack or blister, damaging the car body and accelerating the aging of interior materials. 2. Do not place flammable items in the car: Since the temperature inside a car is much higher than outside in summer, it is advisable to avoid placing flammable or explosive items inside. If the car is parked outdoors, it is recommended to use a car cover to shield the body or a sunshade to cover the front windshield to avoid direct sunlight. Always open the doors to ventilate before entering the car, and you can turn on the air conditioning and spray water to cool down before getting in.