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Nanjing 223 electric vehicle fire accidents affect the hearts of hundreds of millions of people.
The tragedy happened, and while the heart was sad and regretful, various localities also made corresponding measures.
There are also a lot of warning signs posted in our community.
Electric vehicles are not accidental, similar situations have happened as early as a few years ago, but there are no personnel **, and they have not attracted attention.
Everyone can understand these measures, and for the safety of themselves and those around them, they must do a good job of protection and actively cooperate.
But how exactly do electric vehicles be charged?
For example, in our community, there are about 2,000 3,000 households, and each household has about 2 or 3 two-wheeled or three-wheeled electric vehicles, but there are only a handful of charging piles, which are simply not enough?
Moreover, our community is divided between people and vehicles, all vehicles go underground, and the charging piles are also in the underground garage, all in the building, what is the difference between this and charging in the storage room? Isn't there still a safety hazard?
As a convenient and fast means of transportation, electric vehicles are used frequently in small towns.
Some people say that the charging pile is about 3 4 yuan per full charge, an average of once every two days, and 40 50 yuan in a month.
If you charge it in your own storage room, 50 yuan can be used for half a year.
There are also people who have their chargers stolen downstairs, and it costs more than 100 yuan to buy a new charger ......
How many good ways can ordinary people do? The wages of people in small cities are not high, and they basically ride electric vehicles to and from work and pick up and drop off children, so they can't solve the charging problem.
*Can it be checked from the source, and unqualified vehicles are not allowed to be produced or recalled? Strict production and sales channels?
Are the neighborhood communities and properties uniting to solve the problem of outdoor charging piles, so that everyone can charge in a safe place with confidence?
Otherwise, if you can't charge, how can you travel normally? Normal work life?
I'm a cautious person.
As early as a few years ago, when there was an electric car accident, I was very careful and never went upstairs to charge.
Charge in the storage room, strictly control the time, calculate the point, and go to unplug the power in the middle of the night.
Regularly go to the after-sales service to check the situation of the vehicle, and if you are afraid of the aging of the line for a long time, you will trade in the old one and buy a new one.
Now I'm also worried, how difficult it is to drive out and find a parking space?
Can you still ride an electric car?