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As with what happened in Australia’s battery farm fire, modern fire departments have always had a great deal of problems putting out fires in these massively toxic, multiple hybrid metal formed, high capacity batteries.
Who made the buses? Transit operators in the south-western USA (specifically Albuquerque) had enormous problems with their Chinese made Battery Electric Bus from BYD. The electric motors and charging systems overheating, batteries not or under charging, numerous mechanical issues and malfunctioning doors to name only a few of the issues.
The buses are manufactured by Bluebus, which is part of the French Bolloré SE Group
Bolloré report that the fire started at roof level where the Lithium batteries are located