What is the highest temperature inside a car exposed to the sun in summer?
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In summer, the highest temperature inside a car exposed to the sun can reach 70 degrees Celsius. In addition to high temperatures, prolonged exposure to the sun can cause significant damage to the vehicle. Here are the details: 1. Damage to the paint: Many car surfaces have thin paint layers. Prolonged exposure to the sun can accelerate paint aging and fading, causing the car body to lose its luster, affecting its appearance, and even leading to paint cracking, bulging, or peeling, which shortens the paint's lifespan. 2. Damage to tires: Tires are made of rubber. Extended exposure to sunlight can cause deformation and cracking of tires, reducing their service life. Additionally, tire pressure is affected by temperature changes. Under conditions of prolonged high-speed driving or sudden braking, localized overheating can easily lead to tire blowouts.