Firefighters have been putting out flames from some electric vehicles as waterlogged batteries corrode, explode and catch fire. 

EV startup Canoo saw one of its trailers at its Torrance, California, office catch fire last week during a lithium-ion battery test.

A San Francisco Fire Department truck responding to a call last month was blocked by a Cruise driverless vehicle.

Stellantis is recalling nearly 20,000 Chrysler hybrid minivans after a "routine company review of customer data" found 12 reports of fires.

As more EVs begin rolling into repair shops, owners and managers need to be equipped to safely work on those vehicles and handle any emergencies that may arise.

After recalling around 69,000 of its Chevrolet Bolt vehicles, General Motors on Friday announced it would recall all remaining units due to fire risk.

Though EVs are becoming more prominent, the slow and oftentimes rocky adoption process is costing OEMs significant resources in the short term.