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An abandoned ship full of EVs is burning in the Pacific
A cargo ship transporting 3,000 cars was abandoned in the middle of the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday after a massive fire broke out. As of Friday, the ship was still burning. The blaze may have been fueled by the vehicles’ lithium-ion batteries, which are notoriously difficult to extinguish once ignited.
The crew of a cargo ship carrying thousands of vehicles, including 800 EVs, abandoned it off the coast of Alaska on Wednesday ...
Midas sails under a Liberian flag and is a car and truck carrier. It left Yantai, China, on May 26, according to the industry ...
A cargo ship carrying 3K vehicles caught fire in the Pacific, prompting a crew rescue and raising fresh concerns over EV ...
Crew members of the Morning Midas, which was transporting thousands of vehicles, were forced to abandon ship after a fire ...
A cargo ship carrying more than 3,000 vehicles was still smoking Thursday, two days after a fire forced its 22 crew members ...
The U.S. Coast Guard said it would allow the fire to burn because the cars’ lithium-ion batteries could explode. The ship’s ...
The crew of the Morning Midas saw smoke first coming from a section of the ship containing electric vehicles, the company ...
No one was injured in the blaze on the car carrier, which was bringing about 3,000 vehicles, including 800 electric models, ...
Midas cargo ship, carrying over 3,000 cars, including 750 EVs and hybrids, was abandoned in the Pacific Ocean after a fire ...
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Cargo Ship Packed with Hundreds of EVs Now a Hair's Width Away from Becoming an Ecological CatastropheThe mother of all car fires is burning in the Pacific Ocean after fire broke out on a cargo ship carrying more than 3,000 ...
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