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Faulty Battery Cells, Modules Likely Caused e-Scooter Fire In India, Initial Probe Finds

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Faulty battery cells and modules have been identified as the leading cause of electric scooters catching fire in India. In March, India launched an investigation over safety concerns after a spate of e-scooter fires, including one where a man and his daughter died when their e-bike "went up in flames" The probe looked into fire incidents involving three companies, including Ola Electric.

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Faulty Battery Cells, Modules Likely Caused e-Scooter Fire In India, Initial Probe Finds

India wants e-scooters and e-bikes to make up 80% of total two-wheeler sales by 2030, from about 2% today.

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