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Don't charge the electric car when it thunders. The high voltage of lightning is easy to damage electric vehicles and charging facilities.

Don't park electric cars beside trees, billboards and telephone poles in thunderstorm weather, so as not to knock down facilities or damage cars by lightning. Avoid parking electric vehicles in low-lying areas in rainy days to prevent water from flooding the vehicle chassis. Don't wade for a long time, and drive slowly in shallow water, otherwise it will drive the accumulated water to splash, which will easily cause the vehicle to enter the water and damage the battery motor on the chassis.

For vehicles immersed in water, if the body is seriously damaged, such as high-voltage batteries, the owner needs to put on appropriate protective equipment for rescue, or contact professional maintenance personnel for help. For vehicles immersed in water, it is not allowed to drag them out of the water directly, but to lift them out of the water completely by lifting. When operating in water, be careful not to touch the maintenance plug, high-voltage components and wiring harness.