Will the engine of Honda CR-V hybrid car get water in rainy days?

If the engine doesn't work, will the engine get water in rainy days, such as today's weather? If the engine doesn't work, will the engine get water in rainy days, such as today's weather? Yes, that's what it means. That's what the landlord wants to ask. Look at the man's answer. There is a p that automatically starts and stops unrelated mixing. You got it? I'm talking about a hybrid car. Why do you say that? I ask a normal question. What don't you understand? How to say yes, but if you use a hybrid crv, the pure electric drive engine will not work. Then, if you wade, will you get into the water? I said hybrid crv, although the hybrid car does not automatically start and stop, but when it is pure electric? Will the engine not work? My personal experience is to stay away from low-lying roads and pay attention to the trajectory of vehicles ahead and the height of tires submerged in water. At least an SUV. If there is water on the road, it will be more difficult to get into the water than the car. If it rains, take an umbrella to support the car. If you have to drive into the river, the engine will definitely get water, and so will you. The sofa and the bench are right. This is 50 cents. When the engine is not working, the water on the road surface will enter when it is higher than the exhaust pipe. The host said you haven't said it for a long time. Will the hybrid power automatically start and stop? What you want to ask is, when the car wades, will the engine not start, and will it get water? Because the general car, when it rains, especially when it rains heavily, it is generally recommended to turn off the engine to start and stop automatically, so that the engine is always in working condition, so that the engine is not easy to get water. The sofa is right. . . . Head is prone to water @20 19