EVs equipped with advanced safety systems, safe during floods, says TNB


KUALA LUMPUR: As more Malaysians switch to electric vehicles (EV), concerns have emerged over the technology's safety during floods, particularly the risk of electric shock and the use of public charging stations in flood-affected areas.

Responding to these concerns, Tenaga Nasional Berhad said user safety and comfort remain its top priorities, including in the use of EVs and charging facilities, especially during extreme weather such as the monsoon season and floods.

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