Regardless of what started it, a car park fire with EVs involved is more concerning
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-merseyside-46290095
And research into car park fires in post-EV times may also not support that theory:
https://www.ri.se/sites/default/files/2020-12/FRIC%20D1.2-20...
> Electric vehicles: Observations during the fire indicate that electric vehicles did not contribute to the fire development beyond what is expected from conventional vehicles.
https://twitter.com/andysoullinux/status/1712232395049422942
Still much much easier.
We can’t make blanket statements with EVs which was the whole point of my original post.
Edit: from the article:
> Fire crews were on scene within four minutes, and the fire was put out within an hour.
Pretty sure the cybertruck is NMC too, and this is in addition to the fuel canisters and explosives in the vehicle.