Five Monsoon Myths Around Electric Vehicles

Waterlogged Areas Damage Electric Vehicles

MYTH

FACT

EVs are equipped with an Ingress Protection (IP) system, typically rated IP65 or IP67, that protects them against dust and water.

Charging an Electric vehicle in the rain is dangerous

MYTH

FACT

When lightning strikes a car, the current passes through the metallic exterior, effectively grounding it due to the Faraday Effect.

Regenerative braking becomes less effective during rainy weather

MYTH

FACT

Rainy weather does not considerably impact the functionality of regenerative braking systems in electric vehicles.

Electric vehicles are more likely to experience electrical malfunctions during the monsoon

MYTH

FACT

EVs are built to withstand a wide range of weather conditions, including the monsoon. Their electrical systems are well-insulated and protected against moisture and humidity.

Waterlogged Areas Damage Electric Vehicles

MYTH

FACT

EVs are equipped with an Ingress Protection (IP) system, typically rated IP65 or IP67, that protects them against dust and water.

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