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of damage observed across many of these packs, varying from water intrusion to clear indicators of high-energy discharge. Many of the damaged packs show significant BMS board and connector degradation while showing no issues with the individual cells. This again suggests that many of these failures are related to system-level loss of isolation as opposed to cell-initiated failure. Figure 2. Fisker Karma Flooding – BMS and internal cabling damage and shorting Figure 1. Fisker Karma Flooding – water intrusion of the entire pack 4

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