Posted on: May 18, 2010
As automakers strive to eliminate the safety-related challenges in new vehicles, a whole new breed of transportation is attempting to overcome its difficulties. Electric vehicles have safety problems that differ depending on the driveline and fuel being used, and Swedish automaker Volvo is trying to move ahead of the curb on tackling those problems.
Volvo is attempting to make its battery-powered cars as safe as other new cars by focusing on automatic monitoring of battery status, encapsulating the battery and protecting it effectively during car accidents, according to a news article .
As a North Charleston personal injury lawyer I think it’s important to focus on car safety while looking ahead at the future of vehicles. There have been nearly 20 million vehicles recalled this year, and it’s important to reduce that number looking forward.
Volvo will be installing existing safety system from their non-electric vehicles in their electric cars, while enhancing safety systems for the new features. As a South Carolina car accident attorney , I’m glad companies are working toward greater safety in their vehicles. Hopefully, the early tests will prevent car accidents and make drivers safer in the future.
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