Authors : Aryan Tripathi; Dr. Manoj K. Singla

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 6 - June

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jun679

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Abstract : In this paper we are going to talk about all the researches been done till date on the lithium ion battery. Will you also talk about the heat issue and potential fire hazards occurring in the lithium ion battery electric vehicles which tends to getting hazardous day by day. In this paper an experiment has been performed showing the instability in fluctuation in the temperature of lithium ion battery while they are charging, being used and discharging, This paper also show what happens when lithium ion battery is being charged by a normal charger and a fast charger and how the health regarding the lithium ion battery is affected as well as how the temperature increases to a certain point when it starts heating up and the heat issue occurs giving a proof that high energy density battery have the potential of having an heat issue and fire hazard. We will also see what Indian government have regulated to propose and promote zero emission vehicle. How Indian government is proposing and planning to introduce EV in the cities of India and regulations on building on charging station of different types and the cost reduce the pollution and emission in the country we will review on what has been done till now and also propose what can be done in the future to reduce the issue and also reviewing the issues which has been detected till now.

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