Confined, the air in the cabin heats up to 60°C in an hour and a half! With one window open, it reaches 53°C, and with two windows open, it reaches 47°C, which is also dangerous, although an adult might tolerate such a temperature if they have no health problems.
Confined, the air in the cabin heats up to 60°C in an hour and a half! With one window open, it reaches 53°C, and with two windows open, it reaches 47°C, which is also dangerous, although an adult might tolerate such a temperature if they have no health problems.
Also, prevent sunlight from hitting water bottles, glasses, and other items that can create a lens effect and cause a fire. It is also not recommended to leave lighters, phones, power banks, and other devices with batteries in the cabin at all.
Remember that it is best not to sit on scorching hot seats in shorts or a short skirt. Heated steering wheel parts can also be an unpleasant surprise if you have already started driving.
Before driving, ventilate the car by opening all doors and the sunroof!
By the way, there was such an incident once in Rostov-on-Don. In the parking lot of a shopping center, the interior of one of the cars simply melted. The lens effect was created by the mirrored cladding of the building. Although this is not certain, it is better not to take risks.