EV vehicles sold in various models useful to people, also cause unexpected accidents
Kollywood actress Keerthy Pandian's video tagging MG Company to take responsibility when her neighbor's car caught fire is going viral.Day by day the price of petrol and diesel continues to increase. So many people are more interested in buying battery powered vehicles. Also, many leading companies are competing in the indian market and are introducing electronic two-wheelers and four-wheelers. Although these electronic vehicles sold in various models are useful to people, sometimes they also cause unexpected accidents. Saravanakumar, who lives next door to Keerthy Pandian's house, bought a luxury car belonging to MG, but this car caught fire. Saravanakumar wrote about this in the post, "I had bought a mg zs ev car six weeks ago for Rs 26.61 lakh. While this car was parked in the parking lot in front of my house, suddenly the car caught fire. My neighbors and my family saw this. After informing the police and fire department, they came within 30 minutes and extinguished the fire, and he expressed his dismay that even though I had informed the MG company about it, they did not notice it.
Meanwhile the actress Keerthy Pandian retweeted Saravanakumar's post and said, "This is Saravanakumar's car who lives next door. He has small children to old people in his house. What happens if there are old people... children... in this unexpected accident? It is very dangerous. So Please reply to his e-mail. He has ordered the MG company to behave responsibly. It is noted that the incident of this car catching fire has melted tamarind in the stomach of MG car owners.
Meanwhile the actress Keerthy Pandian retweeted Saravanakumar's post and said, "This is Saravanakumar's car who lives next door. He has small children to old people in his house. What happens if there are old people... children... in this unexpected accident? It is very dangerous. So Please reply to his e-mail. He has ordered the MG company to behave responsibly. It is noted that the incident of this car catching fire has melted tamarind in the stomach of MG car owners.