evidence: A video clip circulating on Twitter claims to show an explosion due to a collision between two electric vehicles (EVs) after the "lithium batteries caught fire." The video shows multiple explosions in the same place after an accident. One such post sharing the video wrote, "An incredible video, showing what can happen when two EVs collide. Note that both sides of the freeway have been shut down, and there is no fire apparatus present because, once a lithium battery ignites, it cannot be easily extinguished, and the fumes are toxic." The video is being shared by widely with the implication that EVs are harmful and to "get them off the roads." It is also being shared with similar narratives on Facebook. The archive posts can be found here, here and here. [...] This evidence clearly establishes the video does not show an explosion between two EVs as claimed in the viral posts. [...] A 2013 video of an accident between a truck carrying compressed cylinders that collided with a bus in Russia has been shared with the false narrative that it depicts two electric vehicles colliding and exploding. There were no EVs involved in the incident. Therefore, we have marked the claim as false.