Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Watch: March 2025 Edition Part 2

Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere, powering our phones, laptops, e-bikes, scooters, and electric vehicles. They’ve made modern life more convenient, but they also come with real fire safety concerns. When damaged, charged incorrectly, or thrown away incorrectly, these batteries can fail in dangerous ways.

We’ve all seen the headlines: an e-scooter catches fire in an apartment, a power bank ignites mid-flight, or a garage goes up in flames because of a battery left charging overnight. These aren’t isolated incidents and they're becoming more frequent.

What exactly is causing these fires? How can we help reduce the risk? Understanding the mechanics of lithium-ion battery failure is only the first step. We also need to think about where these batteries are used from residences, commercial spaces, transit systems and what protocols we have in place.

In the sections that follow, we’ll look at a range of lithium-ion battery fire incidents from around the world, grouped by occupancy type. These real-world examples offer insights into where vulnerabilities lie and more importantly, how we can address them. We’ll wrap up with practical recommendations aimed at minimizing risk and improving community safety.

Residential Fires Involving Lithium-Ion Batteries

Warning Issued Over Danger of Lithium Batteries Following Fire at Home in Jedburgh

Location: Jedburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Summary:

A home in the Bountrees area of Jedburgh was destroyed in a fire believed to be caused by the lithium-ion battery of an electric bike. Multiple fire crews responded, and although no injuries were reported, the family—including three children were left without belongings or a place to live. The fire caused extensive damage throughout the residence. In response, local officials issued warnings against indoor charging of battery-powered mobility devices and emphasized the speed and severity of lithium-ion battery fires.

Link to original article: Greatest Hits Radio - Rayo

Two-Year-Old Child Dies, Parents Seriously Injured After EV Battery Fire in Northern Taiwan

Location: Taoyuan City, Taiwan

Summary:

A two-year-old child died and both parents were critically injured after a fire ignited outside their home in Bade District, Taoyuan City. The fire was caused by an electric motorcycle parked near the front door, which burst into flames. With no rear exit, the family became trapped inside. The fire spread rapidly, and firefighters located the victims in the bathroom after extinguishing the blaze. The bathroom’s plastic door had melted, and the room lacked ventilation. The incident underscores the dangers of charging electric vehicles near main egress points in residential structures.

Link to original article: Taiwan English News

E-Bike Battery Explodes, Causes Fire at St. Augustine Apartment

Location: St. Augustine, Florida, USA

Summary:

A fire broke out in an apartment on M.L. King Avenue in St. Augustine due to an exploding e-bike battery. The fire occurred shortly before 9 p.m., displacing a family from the second-floor unit. The St. Augustine Fire Department and St. Johns County Fire Rescue responded quickly and contained the fire within 10 minutes. No injuries were reported.

Link to original article: Action News Jax

Lithium-Ion Battery Powered Devices Cause 3 House Fires in Berrien County

Location: Berrien County, Michigan, USA

Summary:

Officials linked three separate house fires to lithium-ion battery-powered devices: an e-scooter in Lincoln Township, an air compressor in Watervliet, and an e-bike left charging in a vacant rental home in Benton Harbor. Overcharging and use of uncertified replacement batteries were noted as contributing factors. No injuries were reported. Local officials emphasized only using manufacturer-approved batteries and charging equipment.

Link to original article: WNDU

House Ablaze After Dog Chews Vape to Pieces

Location: Zelzate, East Flanders, Belgium

Summary:

A house fire broke out in Zelzate after a dog chewed through a vape containing a lithium-ion battery, causing it to ignite. The fire started in the dog’s basket and spread to nearby furniture before being extinguished. Smoke damage rendered the home temporarily uninhabitable, but no injuries occurred. Fire officials noted a growing number of fires caused by damaged or improperly disposed batteries and warned against disposing of vapes in household trash.

Link to original article: VRT NWS

Home Fire Sprinklers Stop House Fire in Granby

Location: Granby, Massachusetts, USA

Summary:

A fire in a Granby home caused by a lithium polymer battery left unattended in a charger was successfully extinguished by a home fire sprinkler system. The fire occurred in a structure without hydrants nearby, highlighting the value of residential sprinklers. Damage was limited to the immediate area of origin. Officials emphasized using only manufacturer-approved charging equipment and avoiding unattended charging. No injuries were reported.

Link to original article: Mass.gov

Four of Family Injured as E-Rick Battery Explodes While Charging

Location: Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

Summary:

Four members of a family, including two children aged 5 and 8, were injured when the battery of an e-rickshaw exploded while charging inside their home in Vijay Nagar. The explosion caused burns and minor structural damage. Authorities believe a short circuit and overheating during charging triggered the fire. The family was hospitalized but is in stable condition. The incident highlights risks associated with indoor charging and the need for improved battery safety and quality standards.

Link to original article: Times of India

EV Bike on Charger Up in Flames, Three Suffer Burns

Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Summary:

Three members of a family, including a nine-month-old infant, were burned in a fire caused by an electric bike left charging overnight in the portico of their home. The incident took place in the early morning hours in the Maduravoyal area. The father and daughter sustained approximately 40% burns, while the mother suffered 15% burns. Authorities believe the fire started due to prolonged charging. Additional electric motors stored nearby also ignited.

Link to original article: The New Indian Express

Electric Scooter Explodes in Anderlecht

Location: Anderlecht, Brussels, Belgium

Summary:

An electric scooter exploded while charging in a basement, triggering a fire that spread smoke throughout a residential building in Anderlecht. The basement was not equipped with a smoke detector. Fortunately, the explosion woke the family, allowing them to evacuate before the fire intensified. Firefighters extinguished the fire and submerged the still-heating battery in water to prevent reignition. The parents and two children were transported to the hospital for observation. The fire department emphasized battery safety and reiterated the importance of installing smoke detectors.

Link to original article: The Brussels Times

E-Bike Battery Explosion Sparks House Fire in Lincoln’s South Bottoms

Location: Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Summary:

A house fire broke out in the South Bottoms neighborhood of Lincoln when a lithium-ion battery for an electric bike exploded in the basement. The incident occurred around 12:30 p.m., and Lincoln Fire & Rescue responded quickly, working to prevent the fire from spreading beyond the basement to the upper floors. Multiple batteries were found at the scene, and the health department assisted in safely removing them. No injuries were reported, but two residents were displaced, and the estimated property damage totaled $50,000.

Link to original article: KLKN-TV

Dog Dies in Derbyshire House Fire Caused by Mobile Phone

Location: Loscoe, Derbyshire, United Kingdom

Summary:

A house fire in Loscoe was attributed to a damaged or overheated lithium-ion battery in a mobile phone. The fire started in the living room and led to extensive property damage. Firefighters rescued two dogs from the residence; tragically, one did not survive. The occupants were safely accounted for. Working smoke alarms activated during the incident. Fire officials stressed the risk of lithium-ion batteries when damaged or overcharged and issued guidance on safe usage, such as avoiding charging on flammable surfaces and unplugging devices after charging.

Link to original article: Derbyshire Live

Burnaby Apartment Fire Sends 15 to Hospital, Three in Serious Condition

Location: Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Summary:

A fire at a 19-story affordable housing high-rise in Burnaby, BC, believed to have been caused by lithium-ion batteries in e-bikes and scooters, sent 15 people to the hospital, with three in serious condition. The fire originated in a fourth-floor apartment filled with battery-powered mobility devices. Smoke quickly filled stairwells and hallways, exacerbated by open stairwell doors and a lack of radio repeaters in the older building. Some residents fled to the roof, while others were evacuated by firefighters. The fire was described as complex due to communication issues.

Link to original article: Burnaby Now

Battery Failure Leads to Garage Fire in Porter

Location: Porter, Texas, USA

Summary:

A garage fire broke out in the Oakhurst subdivision of Porter, Texas, after a battery-powered lawn mower stored in the garage caught fire. The fire was linked to a replacement lithium-ion battery that was not in use or charging at the time of ignition. The homeowner discovered the fire after returning home to find soot around the garage door. Fire crews arrived quickly and removed the smoldering mower. The fire was largely confined to the mower, though nearby items sustained heat and smoke damage. No injuries were reported.

Link to original article: Woodlands Online

Commercial Occupancy Fires Involving Lithium-Ion Batteries

Sunday Morning Fire Does Limited Damage at ATC Drivetrain in Holland

Location: Holland, Michigan, USA

Summary:

An early morning fire at the ATC Drivetrain facility in Holland involved palletized materials containing lithium-ion vehicle battery packs. The fire alarm triggered the building’s automatic fire protection system, helping limit damage before firefighters arrived. Crews removed several crates of battery packs, with only one crate and packaging material involved in fire ignition. No injuries were reported, and the building was expected to resume operations soon.

Link to original article: FOX 17 News

Students Evacuate Enumclaw School After Cellphone Fire

Location: Enumclaw, Washington, USA

Summary:

Students at Enumclaw Middle School were evacuated after a cellphone battery ignited in the courtyard. The battery caught fire after the phone was reportedly thrown to the ground. School staff quickly extinguished the small fire, and authorities responded due to initial reports of an explosive device. No injuries occurred, and students returned to the building after safety checks.

Link to original article: FOX 13 Seattle

Lithium Battery Blamed for Salina Hotel Fire

Location: Salina, Kansas, USA

Summary:

A rechargeable flashlight’s lithium battery caused a fire at the Rodeway Inn & Suites in Salina. The fire began in a third-floor room but was quickly contained by the hotel’s sprinkler system. Smoke was observed by fire crews on arrival. Water damage extended to rooms on lower floors. No injuries were reported, and the fire was isolated thanks to the activation of the fire suppression system.

Link to original article: KSN News

Firefighters Battle Lithium-Ion Battery Fire in Central Square

Location: Central Square, New York, USA

Summary:

A structure fire at DT Auto 2 on Route 11 involved a large number of lithium-ion batteries stored on-site. The fire prompted a Level 3 hazmat response from Oswego County and multiple fire departments. Though the fire was contained to one part of the building, battery disposal posed additional risks. The batteries, similar to those used in electric vehicles, were neutralized with sand in a dumpster. No civilians were injured, and one firefighter sustained a minor leg injury unrelated to the battery hazard.

Link to original article: Oswego County

Cell Phone Catches Fire Inside Pittsburgh-Area High School Classroom

Location: Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, USA

Summary:

A student's cell phone caught fire in a classroom at Bentworth High School due to lithium-ion battery failure, prompting an evacuation of part of the school. The incident occurred shortly before 9 a.m. Fire officials attributed the fire to thermal runaway in the phone’s battery. Hazmat personnel placed the phone in a secure metal container with Cell Block to neutralize hazards. Seven individuals were assessed on-site by EMS but declined transport. Two classrooms remained closed for the day, but the school resumed normal operations after confirming air quality was safe.

Link to original article: CBS News Pittsburgh

Other Fires Involving Lithium-Ion Batteries

Southwest Airlines Flight Experiences Onboard Laptop Battery Fire Upon Arrival in Reno

Location: Reno, Nevada, USA

Summary:

Upon landing at Reno-Tahoe International Airport, a Southwest Airlines flight experienced a fire caused by a laptop battery. The device ignited while the aircraft was taxiing to the gate. Emergency personnel responded quickly, and all passengers deplaned safely. No injuries were reported. The FAA has noted a significant rise in lithium battery incidents aboard aircraft, with 69 reported cases in 2024 alone.

Link to original article: Nevada Globe

Outbuilding Fire in Tottenham Attributed to Lithium Battery Failure

Location: Tottenham, London, United Kingdom

Summary:

A fire destroyed a wooden shed and damaged a rear extension and neighboring sheds in Tottenham. The London Fire Brigade determined the fire was caused by a lithium battery failure. No injuries were reported. Fire officials emphasized the extreme heat and toxic vapor risks from lithium battery fires and advised charging batteries outside living spaces or in rooms with smoke detection and containment measures.

Link to original article: London Fire Brigade

Hong Kong Airlines A320 Diverts After Cabin Fire, Suspected Portable Charging Device

Location: En route from Hangzhou to Hong Kong; diverted to Fuzhou, China

Summary:

A Hong Kong Airlines Airbus A320 was diverted to Fuzhou after a fire broke out in the aircraft’s cabin, likely caused by a portable charging device with a lithium-ion battery. Smoke was observed mid-flight, prompting an emergency landing. All passengers were evacuated safely with no injuries reported. Emergency response teams were on standby upon landing.

Link to original article: Travel And Tour World

Garbage Truck Forced to Dump Load Due to Lithium-Ion Battery Fire

Location: Kaneohe, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Summary:

A fire broke out in a garbage truck on Heeia Street in Kaneohe, forcing the driver to dump the load on the road. Fire crews responded and extinguished the fire. Investigators suspect the source was a lithium-ion battery pack discarded with household waste. The Honolulu Fire Department warned that these batteries can emit toxic smoke and are extremely difficult to extinguish. Officials reported 44 similar battery-related fires at the H-POWER disposal site in 2024 and urged residents to dispose of batteries at designated facilities.

Link to original article: KHON2

Flammable Battery Suspected in Recology Truck Fire

 Location: Davis, California, USA

 Summary:

A fire erupted inside a Recology garbage truck during its route through North Davis, likely caused by an improperly discarded lithium-ion battery. The driver quickly dumped the load in an open area, preventing the fire from damaging the truck itself. Investigators found a flammable lithium-ion battery among the trash. No injuries or damage to the truck were reported. The Davis Fire Department emphasized proper disposal practices and provided a list of local drop-off locations for battery recycling.

 Link to original article: Davis Enterprise

Fire in Sofia’s Lozenets District Triggered by Hybrid Car Battery Explosion

Location: Sofia, Lozenets District, Bulgaria

Summary:

A hybrid car battery explosion led to a fire on Greben Planina Street in Sofia’s Lozenets District. The explosion caused heavy smoke, shattering windows and damaging air conditioning units. One car was completely destroyed, and several others sustained damage. The smoke also affected the facade of a residential building.

Link to original article: Novinite

Fire in Faringdon from E-Scooter Battery

Location: Faringdon, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

Summary:

An e-scooter battery ignited in Market Place, Faringdon, prompting a fire engine response. The battery had been placed next to a bin near a takeaway shop and was extinguished by the business owner using a fire extinguisher. Fire crews submerged the battery in water for safe handling. There were no injuries, and the incident drew attention from nearby residents.

Link to original article: Oxford Mail

Fire Erupts in 4×4 Vehicle in Jordan Due to Lithium Battery

Location: Jordan, Hong Kong

Summary:

A fire broke out in a parked vehicle on Cheong Lok Street in the Jordan area. Investigators attributed the fire to a lithium battery explosion from a photography flash device. The battery was not being charged at the time of the incident. Firefighters extinguished the blaze quickly, and the vehicle suffered major interior damage. No injuries were reported.

Link to original article: Dimsum Daily

Fire Crews Battle Blaze Involving Lithium-Ion Batteries in Gaithersburg

Location: Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA

Summary:

Montgomery County fire crews responded to a building fire on Cessna Avenue in Gaithersburg that involved lithium-ion batteries. Hazmat teams were dispatched due to the hazardous nature of the battery fire. Though the fire produced black smoke and toxic fumes, no injuries were reported. Damages were estimated at $75,000. The exact cause is under investigation, but it is believed to have been accidental.

Link to original article: WJLA

Fire Breaks Out at Kent County Recycling Center Due to Lithium-Ion Battery

Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Summary:

A lithium-ion battery discarded improperly in the recycling sparked a fire at the Kent County Recycling Center. A staff member acted quickly to contain the fire, preventing further damage. No injuries or major structural damage were reported. Officials highlighted that even “dead” batteries retain energy that can ignite under certain conditions and urged residents to dispose of batteries at designated drop-off sites.

Link to original article: Mix 95.7

Fire Erupts at 6-Story Building in Grand Concourse

Location: Bronx, New York, USA

Summary:

A fire ignited in a six-story building in the Bronx’s Grand Concourse area due to a lithium-ion battery associated with an electric bike. The fire began on the second floor just after midnight and was under control within 30 minutes. Hazmat crews were dispatched as a precaution, and a hazardous battery was recovered at the scene. No injuries were reported.

Link to original article: News 12 Bronx

The Hazards of Lithium-Ion Batteries

Lithium-ion batteries are efficient but volatile energy sources. The risks associated with these batteries include:

• Thermal Runaway – Once a battery cell overheats, it can trigger a chain reaction that results in explosions or jets of flame.

• Toxic Smoke and Vapor Clouds – Combustion releases highly flammable and toxic vapors that endanger occupants and responding personnel.

• Explosive Pressure Events – Batteries may rupture violently, especially when overcharged or physically damaged.

• Fire Spread – Battery fires escalate rapidly, sometimes bypassing fire safety systems if ignition occurs outside protected areas.

Key Takeaways and Safety Recommendations

From apartments to airplanes, the reviewed incidents show lithium-ion battery fires are not limited to any one setting or geography. The following risk reduction strategies should be prioritized:

1. Install Smoke Alarms Near Charging Areas – Early detection is key, especially where batteries are stored or charged indoors.

2. Avoid Overcharging and Use Certified Equipment – Unregulated charging practices and third-party batteries are frequently responsible.

3. Store and Charge Outside of Living Areas – Garages or detached sheds are safer than hallways or bedrooms.

4. Implement Clear Egress Paths – Don’t charge batteries near exits, especially in homes with limited egress options.

5. Support Sprinkler and Alarm Installations – Systems like those in Granby and Salina drastically reduced fire spread and damage.

As lithium-ion batteries become more common in our daily lives, from the tools we use at work to the devices we charge at home, they’re also introducing new risks we need to manage carefully.

So what do we do about it? First, we need to look closely at the patterns behind these incident and what’s causing them, where they’re happening, and how quickly they escalate.

Lithium-ion batteries offer tremendous benefits, but without the right safeguards in place, they can also become serious hazards. It's up to us to bridge that gap.

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