SEGURANÇA DE VEÍCULOS ELÉTRICOS: UMA ANÁLISE INOVATIVA E CRÍTICA DOS RISCOS DE INCÊNDIO E ESTRATÉGIAS DE MITIGAÇÃO

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Authors: Silveira Pereira Caracas Ana Karen, Winter Eduardo, Abreu Nobre Joel de, Ramos Gomes Rickardo Léo, Caracas Neto Roberto Augusto, Vieira Carvalho Tecia, Thiago Costa Duch
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Abstract

The growing adoption of electric vehicles (EVS) represents a significant transformation in sustainable urban mobility. however, fire safety, particularly with regard to lithium-ion batteries, has emerged as a relevant challenge. This study adopts a qualitative and exploratory approach, with analytical and documentary emphasis, grounded in the innovative and pioneering nature of the research within the brazilian context. The main objective of this article is to propose a critical analysis of global trends inelectric vehicle safety, with particular emphasis on fire suppression and related innovations aimed at enhancing safety for users, owners, and residential condominiums. furthermore, the study highlights the need for international harmonization and for thedevelopment of specialized training for fire response professionals. The research is innovative and pioneering in consolidating dispersed data and proposing an integrated and strategic approach to the prevention and suppression of fires in EVS. The results underscore the need for specific regulations, specialized training, and technological innovations to ensure safe and effective electric mobility. The study encompasses international data, emerging regulations, and technological innovations, offering a current and forward-looking overview of EV safety. Keywords: Electric Vehicles. Lithium-Ion Batteries. Fire. Thermal Runaway. Vehicle Safety

Fields of Study & Subjects

Battery Modeling and Management Fire dynamics and safety research Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
21 February 2026
Language
PT
Document type
Book chapter