Will New Energy Vehicles Be Scrapped If Submerged in Water?

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New energy vehicles will not be scrapped if submerged in water. As long as the pure electric vehicle is produced by a legitimate automaker, its battery is designed with a fully enclosed structure, so there is no risk of electric leakage even when submerged. Moreover, many manufacturers conduct safety tests on battery packs. Below is an introduction to the relevant aspects of driving through water: 1. Impact: Driving through water may cause the car's engine to stall due to water intake and may also damage the vehicle's electronic systems. 2. Damage: If the electronic systems are damaged, it will affect the normal operation of the vehicle. Driving through water can also lead to rusting of the car's chassis. If water is sucked into the engine while driving through water, the engine will stall. If electronic systems are damaged, they need to be replaced immediately; otherwise, it will affect the normal operation of the vehicle.