It is very hard to believe any process which pushes and stores that amount of energy in shorter and shorter times does not have a truly awesome what-if risk side.
We know fuel does. LNG spectacularly. So this isn't a pro ICE anti EV thing, it's just hard to understand how there cannot be significantly poor outcomes if insulation cracks, a path to ground opens, there's some unexpected mechanical stress on the system as a whole.
xbmcuser•24m ago
it does produce more heat and that has to be dissipated. but the core issue that held back sub-10-minute charging for so long was dendrite formation not energy storage
ggm•53m ago
We know fuel does. LNG spectacularly. So this isn't a pro ICE anti EV thing, it's just hard to understand how there cannot be significantly poor outcomes if insulation cracks, a path to ground opens, there's some unexpected mechanical stress on the system as a whole.
xbmcuser•24m ago