An E-Town home was destroyed Wednesday morning in a fire sparked by lithium batteries in a golf cart that was parked in the garage, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

Besides the fatal accidents, CFO's Division of State Fire Marshal has confirmed 48 lithium-ion battery fires related to storm surge from Hurricane Helene, with 11 of those fires associated with EVs.

The fire happened around 1:30 a.m. and was caused by a lithium-ion battery from a golf cart in the home's garage on Fulcrum Avenue. JFRD says no injuries have been reported from the fire, as an ...

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Powered golf trolley matches its user's walking speed. ... Power is provided by a 24V/270-Wh lithium-ion battery, that should reportedly be good for covering 54 holes per charge.

Family escapes house fire in eTown caused by lithium batteries in golf cart. By Rich Jones and Princess Jhané Stepherson, Action News Jax. June 21, 2023 at 5:26 am EDT.

A Dunedin home suffered roughly $30,000 worth of damage after a golf cart with lithium batteries caught fire. Dunedin Fire Rescue and Clearwater Fire & Rescue crews responded to a reported fire at ...

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