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'EV batteries and charging stations have a high risk of catching fire, which can claim human lives and cause massive damage,' says Kim Jung-ki .
Kim joins a growing chorus of potential car buyers in the country fearful of the once-touted vehicle type.
The belief that EVs are more fire-prone crystallizes with the vulnerability of batteries to "thermal runaway," which can raise the power source's temperature to up to 1,000 degrees Celsius .
In the United States , EVs have a 0.03 percent rate of catching fire, while in the U.S. internal combustion engine cars have a 1.5 percent rate.
“It’s a really big prejudice that EVs are riskier than internal combustion engines in terms of the number of fire cases,” said a safety researcher at the Korea Fire Protection Association .
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