Bombastinator2
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I thought bury it in sand, but I suppose a fire blanket does that. Water is counter intuitive though.
I had my Leaf checked by Nissan on Thursday and it caught on fire while charging on TuesdayIt’s possible as this sounds like it was actually owned by Nissan that that particular vehicle may have never gone through actual qc or failed it. So any problems it had (well it’s not really a vehicle anymore) may not apply to non Nissan owned vehicles. The thing may have never technically left the factory.
Different instance.I had my Leaf checked by Nissan on Thursday and it caught on fire while charging on Tuesday
My 2019 Nissan Leaf has been burned down while charging at the Chargepoint. I reported to both Nissan and Chargepoint (EV station) and they are NOT taking any responsibility. The Nissan dealer replaced the battery in 2023 as it was malfunctioning, but it seems like it did not resolve. This was a total loss and not acceptable for such a disgraceful decision. Any thought of what we can do to make them aware more of the danger and possibly get compensation?
It happened on July 19th 2024 in Atlanta, GAWhen did the fire happened?
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