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Bizarre poplar fluff fire destroys 20 EVs that appear to be Geely Galaxy A7 sedans in China
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Summary: Twenty new energy vehicles, apparently Geely Galaxy A7 sedans, were destroyed in a fire in Dalian, China, after a 74-year-old man allegedly used a lighter to burn accumulated poplar fluff. Strong winds spread the flames to the parked vehicles awaiting delivery. No injuries were reported, and the suspect faces criminal charges.
Brands mentioned: Geely, Wuling, Xiaomi
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Bizarre poplar fluff fire destroys 20 EVs that appear to be Geely Galaxy A7 sedans in China
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