174,000

In 2021, there were approximately 174,000 car fires reported in the United States alone. Of those fires reported, over 1,500 of those were attrributed to combustion engine vehicles, over 3,400 to hybrid vehicles, and 25 to electric vehicles.

1,500°F

Vehicle fires can reach temperatures of up to 1,500°F, posing serious risks to occupants and first responders.

75%

Approximately 75% of of all automotive fires are directly caused by inadequate maintenance, malfunctions, or electrical failure. Most vehicle fires are fueled by leaks from flammable liquids such as gasoline, oil and coolant.

180+

Although the number of vehicle fires has remained fairly steady over the past decade, with nearly 200 deaths in 2021 the number of deaths associated with these fires has increased substantially.

57%

While only 3% of fires are due to collisions, they account for 57% of all fire-related deaths. Anyone and any car is at risk of fire due to malfunction or collision, even with a very well maintained vehicle.

95%

Fire extinguishers have up to 95% success rate at preventing disasters. While regular vehicle maintenance and inspections are crucial in preventing fires and can reduce fire risk, having a readily available automotive fire extinguisher fills the gap to ensure that you, your loved ones and your vehicles are safe