Core Insights - Recent official investigation into a vehicle safety incident ruled out battery factors, providing a reference for the public to rationally view vehicle safety and promoting an upgrade in safety awareness [1] - Current fire risk probabilities for electric vehicles and gasoline vehicles are similar, both below 0.005%, despite higher public concern [1] - The investigation revealed that 59% of vehicle fire causes are due to internal factors, 25% from collisions, and 16% from external sources, indicating that batteries are not the sole risk [1] Industry Analysis - High temperatures pose significant risks, with car interiors potentially reaching 81°C; common items like lighters and low-quality chargers can become hazards unrelated to batteries [1] - Fire departments have established clear guidelines for fire incidents, and the principles of "extinguish small fires quickly, restrict oxygen for medium fires, and escape from large fires" are becoming more widely recognized [1] - A 2025 report indicates that consumer concerns about battery safety remain prevalent, but the recent incident encourages the public to adopt a comprehensive safety perspective, emphasizing regular checks, removal of flammable materials, and self-rescue skills over focusing on a single risk [1] Public Awareness and Corporate Responsibility - Vehicle safety requires not only technological assurance from companies but also a mature public understanding of safety [1] - The shift from merely focusing on incident conclusions to actively learning safety knowledge represents a valuable outcome of safety events [1]