一小区物业发通知，新能源车禁入进地下车库！业主：十几万元买的车位，月管理费120元，竟不能停车；街道办：正在协商

Core Viewpoint - The recent prohibition of electric vehicles (EVs) from entering underground parking in a residential community in Shanxi has sparked significant backlash from homeowners, raising concerns about safety and property rights [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - Homeowners in the Dongfang Roma City community reported that the property management issued a notice on December 23, banning EVs from the underground garage effective December 25, citing concerns over potential fire hazards from EV batteries [1]. - Residents expressed frustration as they were given only two days to adjust, leading to difficulties in finding alternative parking [1]. Group 2: Broader Context - This incident is not isolated; similar bans on EVs in underground parking have occurred in other cities, including a building in Ningbo and a smart parking facility in Beijing [2]. - The rapid increase in EV ownership has created a pressing need for adequate parking solutions, while safety incidents involving EVs have heightened public concern [3]. Group 3: Fire Safety Statistics - Data from 2021 to 2023 indicates that the fire incidence rate for EVs has decreased from 0.185% to 0.096%, suggesting that EVs are statistically less likely to catch fire compared to traditional fuel vehicles, which have a fire rate of approximately 0.15% [3][5]. Group 4: Regulatory Developments - To address the issue of EV parking bans, cities like Shenzhen are implementing regulations, with a new standard for fire safety management in underground parking for EVs set to take effect on November 1, 2024 [5][7]. - The new regulations will specify safe charging locations and establish clear responsibilities for fire safety management in underground parking facilities [8].