Burning car carrier underscores EV battery safety issues | NHTSA proposes 58 mpg standard | GM touts Super Cruise | Seating supplier scraps unprofitable Jeep business | Tesla's dynamic pricing

There were 209 ship fires reported during 2022, the highest number in a decade and 17% more than in 2021, according to an insurance report. Of that total, 13 occurred on car carriers, but how many involved EVs was not available.

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