Cheongna Mercedes Benz electric vehicle fire that burned 87 vehicles, police say “”””Cause unknown””””

Cheongna Mercedes Benz Electric carrying 87 vehicles
Car fire. Police: “Cause unknown”
Entered 2024.11.28. 11.08 am
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Reporter Go Young-min
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Surrounding vehicles burned by electric vehicle fire at Cheongna Apartment in Incheon [Yonhap News]
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A van occurred in the parking lot of Cheongri Apartment in Incheon last August.
Police say they cannot confirm the cause of the electric car fire
Here are the results:
On the 28th, the Incheon Police Agency’s criminal task force said,
Identifying the cause of the electric vehicle fire incident in the parking lot
An extensive investigation, including joint forensics, was conducted to
“The cause of the fire cannot be confirmed,” he said.
Police have not yet revealed the cause of the Mercedes Benz electric car fire.
Consultation with experts and those involved in the joint inspection held three times for this purpose
An extensive investigation was conducted including:
Afterwards, the National Institute of Forensic Science
(Inside the battery pack
caused by electrical development occurring during the insulation breakdown process.
Possibility of ignition due to external shock to the battery pack.
It is an appraisal result that indicates that the possibility of damage cannot be ruled out.
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However, police said the battery management device was permanently damaged by the fire.
As damage occurs, data cannot be extracted accurately.
They explained that a cause could not be identified:
In addition, the maintenance history and driving history of the Mercedes Benz vehicle that caught fire, etc.
An investigation was conducted this year, but no complaints were found as the cause of the fire.
I am writing to inform you that it has not been done.
However, the police did not comment on the cause of the fire spreading.
It is believed that four people, including the part management director, are responsible.
We plan to send them to the prosecution on suspicion of professional negligence.
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