Watch: Ather Electric Scooters Burn Down To Ashes, What’s Reason? Check Details
Ather Electric Scooters Caught Fire. (File photo)
The company has not released any official statement regarding the same as yet.
As the EV segment is getting bigger in India, more incidents related to battery-powered vehicles started surfacing on the internet. Earlier, fire-related incidents used to be reported by few of the brands, now the club has been joined by Ather Energy, whose tech-loaded e-scooters caught fire inside a truck.
The exact reason for the incident is not known yet. However, it has been claimed that the mishap was caused by a short circuit inside the battery setup. Fortunately, no injuries were reported at the sight. The video of the burning vehicles also went viral on social media platforms, where some of the vehicles were seen turning into ashes.
Check Viral Video Here
The clip has been shared by a page named Ather Energy Parody on X, which was formerly known as Twitter. While sharing the visual, the handle posted a long caption that reads, Ather Electric scooters caught fire. It’s concerning that Ather Electric faces issues almost every day”, followed by the hashtag Ather and Ather Electric.
Four E-Scooters Caught Massive Fire
In the video, it can be seen that a truck that was carrying electric scooters caught fire. Out of all, only four were seen completely surrender to the massive fire, while the remaining vehicles, which were parked at the lower basement, somehow sustained less damage.
The company has not released any official statement regarding the same as yet.
Similar Incident
Meanwhile, this is not the first time such incidents hit the headlines. Earlier, a similar mishap was reported from Pune, where Ola’s top-selling product S1 Pro caught fire.
The brand in its official statement blamed after-market parts in the vehicle, which caused the incident.
Ather Electric Scooters Caught Fire. (File photo)
The company has not released any official statement regarding the same as yet.
As the EV segment is getting bigger in India, more incidents related to battery-powered vehicles started surfacing on the internet. Earlier, fire-related incidents used to be reported by few of the brands, now the club has been joined by Ather Energy, whose tech-loaded e-scooters caught fire inside a truck.
The exact reason for the incident is not known yet. However, it has been claimed that the mishap was caused by a short circuit inside the battery setup. Fortunately, no injuries were reported at the sight. The video of the burning vehicles also went viral on social media platforms, where some of the vehicles were seen turning into ashes.
Check Viral Video Here
The clip has been shared by a page named Ather Energy Parody on X, which was formerly known as Twitter. While sharing the visual, the handle posted a long caption that reads, Ather Electric scooters caught fire. It’s concerning that Ather Electric faces issues almost every day”, followed by the hashtag Ather and Ather Electric.
Four E-Scooters Caught Massive Fire
In the video, it can be seen that a truck that was carrying electric scooters caught fire. Out of all, only four were seen completely surrender to the massive fire, while the remaining vehicles, which were parked at the lower basement, somehow sustained less damage.
The company has not released any official statement regarding the same as yet.
Similar Incident
Meanwhile, this is not the first time such incidents hit the headlines. Earlier, a similar mishap was reported from Pune, where Ola’s top-selling product S1 Pro caught fire.
The brand in its official statement blamed after-market parts in the vehicle, which caused the incident.
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