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  • Okinawa showroom in Mangaluru catches fire, company says extending support

    This is not the first time an Okinawa showroom was burnt to ashes. Earlier, an Okinawa Autotech dealership in Chennai had also gone up in flames

  • Another electric scooter of Okinawa catches fire

    The company said the owner had not brought the scooter for servicing despite several reminders by the dealer.

  • 40 electric scooters of Jitendra EV loaded in truck catch fire in Nashik

    40 electric scooters of Jitendra EV caught fire after being loaded in a transport container in Nashik, reported CNBC-TV18

  • EV two-wheelers fire: Centre to seek explanation from Ola, Okinawa

    According to government sources, technical teams of both companies are to be called after an independent expert probe is complete.

  • Ola, Okinawa, PureEV e-scooters catch fire | How safe are EV batteries?

    In light of the recent incidents involving two scooters from prominent EV brands bursting into flames, the subject of EV safety has come under the spotlight. Are all lithium-ion battery systems inherently a fire hazard? Are there specific conditions that make it more likely for EVs to catch fire? We find out.

  • Pure EV catching fire is fourth such incident in four days: A list of all recent EV fires

    On March 28, the government deputed a team of independent experts to investigate two incidents of electric two-wheelers catching fire.

  • Storyboard18 | How EV brands should douse the fire

    Managing a crisis maturely will not only mitigate damage and protect a brand’s reputation from going up in flames, it can help define the course of the brand in a positive way.

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