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Is electrocution from hybrid cars over hyped? Yes :(

01.27.05 (10:13 am) [edit]

Hybrid cars use high voltage batteries and this is the main cause of concern for emergency workers. They could have a deadly jolt to current as electric system is generally exposed after the crash. The engines for hybrid cars at times are noiseless, so it is difficult to predict if the car is running.

Now the automakers are giving all the information about necessary precautions that could be taken while handling a hybrid cars crash. The engine shut down through key or through rear, where a mechanism is present in most of the hybrid cars through which batteries could be disconnected from the system. Some cars automatically shut down electric units when crash is detected. Heavy insulation of the wires and distinct colors to them are another steps taken for the safety of personal during crash.

posted by: newbie (reply)
post date: 01.31.05 (1:18 pm)

To test out a hybrid car for some time you can visit http://www.foxrentacar.com/ev-cars.html

posted by: newbie (reply)
post date: 02.14.05 (5:11 pm)

jk;jk;h;

posted by: Whats_to_know (reply)
post date: 03.30.05 (9:10 am)

A Hot topic - air conditioning in a hybrid. Do you have any figures on the effects of use i.e. battery drain, KWH loss. Consider the moderate areas and worst case high desert summer and mountainous climb.

posted by: christi (reply)
post date: 04.05.05 (9:05 am)

i think that you should tell what the weight is of a hybrid car motor because you don't have it on this website like you said you did

posted by: newbie (reply)
post date: 06.19.05 (12:21 am)

good

posted by: mank (reply)
post date: 07.08.05 (12:56 pm)

The batteries are usually 42 Volts, that's not considered high voltage. If you touch it you barely feel a tingle.

posted by: Jamari (reply)
post date: 01.19.06 (8:34 pm)

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posted by: Lee (reply)
post date: 03.27.06 (5:27 am)

I would say you Gotcha a great viewpoint.

posted by: Brian (reply)
post date: 06.05.06 (5:40 am)

Reply to: newbie Reply to Manks comment. Check out the Honda Civic Hybrid. 158 volts dc..more than enough to electrocute!!!