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Theoretically I guess the 12V system could short circuit, just like any other vehicle. Except there can’t be any gasoline spilled for a short to ignite.

And modern Tesla vehicles, like the Cybertruck don’t use a standard car lead acid car battery (which would have 48Ah or so). Instead they use a 16v small lithium battery (which has only 6.9Ah). Further, this battery system has short protection built into it with an auto resetting breaker.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/c3eb3a3d-1fee-43bd-b81c-b4d62d2104fc.png

So this battery, with its significantly less energy stored, has less chance of fire from a short than a standard car battery.

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