Electric car factories continue to struggle with fire risks. Finally, according to a news report from the USA, General Motors A huge fire broke out in the factory. It had to temporarily stop production at its vehicle assembly facility called Factory Zero.
General Motors electric car production stopped
Factory Zero, located in Detroit, USA, is struggling with a giant fire. According to the statements of the regional fire chief, a third-degree fire was detected in the factory. Possible cause of fire lithium-ion batteries He stated that it was.
According to information from regional sources, the smoke coming out of the factory managed to cover the facility. However, it was reported that all employees were evacuated safely and no injuries occurred.
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Factory Zero, GMC Hummer And Chevrolet Silverado A facility that produces electric trucks and SUVs such as. Operations carried out under General Motors were suspended at the first stage. A company spokesman said the fire was under investigation, but does not endanger vehicle safety told.
However, if the fire was caused by lithium-ion batteries, as the fire chief stated, it could be dangerous. We know that other automakers have dealt with battery fires related to electric vehicles before. In fact, the danger of batteries catching fire has been seen many times in traffic accidents.
It is unknown how long Factory Zero will remain closed. However, it seems to affect the goals of GM, which wants to increase its production to compete with automakers such as Tesla.
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