Product fires, explosions and shocks: reports by product
Every product in the catalogs with a serious report of it catching fire, exploding or shocking its owner. Each links to the report on the product's page, and from there to the page it came from.
Electric cars
- Renault Zoe BT4 XLR battery module internal short-circuit fire recall (2022, code 0DKQ) — production Jan–Feb 2021Renault Zoe · 3 reports
- High-voltage battery fire risk when charged to full — GM safety recall N212343880Chevrolet Bolt EV · 3 reports
- EQB 250+ 70.5 kWh Farasis battery: internal short-circuit fire risk, replacement delayed to 2028Mercedes EQB · 3 reports
- Audi e-tron battery self-discharge can cause thermal overload and fire — official NHTSA recall documentAudi e-tron · 2 reports
- Kia EV6 high-voltage battery fire recall (SK On misaligned electrode) — NHTSA SC375/26V431Kia EV6 · 2 reports
- Fatal 2024 Anseong Model Y fire: witnesses could not open the doorsTesla Model Y · 2 reports
- Turkish market: LG battery fire recall on 2018–2020 Kona Electric must be verified before purchaseHyundai Kona Electric · 2 reports
- Battery Energy Control Module (BECM) software recall 26V582: high-voltage battery fire risk after repeated DC fast chargingFord Mustang Mach-E
Anker power banks
- Documented fire incident: A1652 caught fire while charging in Japan on April 10, 2026Anker MagGo Power Bank 10K (A1652) · 3 reports
- Anker recalls PowerCore 10000 A1263: lithium-ion battery can overheat, melting plastic and causing smoke/fireAnker PowerCore 10000 (A1263) · 3 reports
- US CPSC recall 25-466: A1257 lithium-ion battery can overheat, fire/burn hazardAnker Power Bank 10K 22.5W (A1257)
- Anker Zolo Magnetic Power Bank 10K (A1685) caught fire while unused; owner notes model not recalledAnker Zolo Magnetic Power Bank 10K (A1685)
Electric bikes
- EU Safety Gate recall SR/02322/26: Xiaomi e-bike charger electric shock riskXiaomi Himo T1
- EU Safety Gate recall SR/02322/26: Xiaomi E-Bike charger (SLS-4202) electric shock riskXiaomi Mi Electric Bike
Dishwashers
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These reports come from the pages linked under each item: owner forums, repair guides and workshops. They are not a diagnosis of any one unit, and a careful check of the one you are buying still applies.