Recent incidents have highlighted the dangers posed by electric vehicles (EVs) during wildfires, particularly focusing on battery safety. Fire crews in Twillingate faced several difficulties when an EV caught fire, prompting discussions on how to safely evacuate from wildfires in electric vehicles. Experts warn that EV batteries can be risky in wildfire scenarios, complicating recovery efforts post-fire. Toxic fumes from burnt lithium-ion batteries further complicate the firefighting landscape, while subscription services related to lithium complicate the issue of safety. The state’s wildfire containment efforts are under strain, especially as new EV charging safety regulations are being considered in San Francisco. Concerns are mounting as California continues to struggle with the implications of EV mandates amidst rising fire hazards.