Recently, a video depicting a car battery being ejected during a thermal runaway incident has ignited fervent online discussions. On September 19, a vehicle marked with the label "China Collision Repair Technology Center" showcased a battery ejection technology. When the battery experiences thermal runaway, the system can propel the battery pack 3 - 6 meters away from the vehicle's body within just 1 second, effectively separating the vehicle from the battery. This technology employs a gas generator, akin to those utilized in car airbags, as the power source for ejection, with the intention of mitigating the risks associated with battery fires and explosions.

Following the dissemination of the video, netizens have engaged in an ongoing debate. Some have raised concerns, questioning whether this amounts to "shifting the disaster onto others," while others view it as a "life - saving measure." On September 22, Joyson Electronic issued a response, clarifying that they have no cooperative development agreements of any nature with the "China Collision Repair Technology Center."