An acquaintance's daughter died in a house fire because the door had a "smart" lock that malfunctioned in the extreme heat. She was the only casualty in the entire apartment complex because hers was the only apartment with the smart door. Everyone else had conventional door knobs and got out in time.
I've since sworn off anything with any smart features whatsoever.
I guess you want mechanical knob on the inside to mitigate this? I know multiple friends who have a both-side "smart" door knob. I.e. the inner one is not connected until you turn it and something does something inside with a buzz.
This includes analogue locks. Most locks would not be. You can't/shouldn't put any lock, analogue or electronic on an apartment door.
You can of course get fire rated electronic locks.
This is not the electronic bit. It's about the quality of the locking mechanism and how it goes in the fire testing furnace.