A Carrier Ship Full of EVs Caught Fire and Sank in the Pacific
Everything EVs touch turns to ash.
Published 5 months ago in Wow
How many Teslas do you think were onboard?
A carrier ship containing a shipment of electric vehicles sank in the Pacific off the coast of Alaska on Monday. According to The Wall Street Journal, The Morning Midas suffered a fire on June 3rd and had been adrift after its crew abandoned it. Yesterday, it finally went under.
⚠️ #MorningMidas sank in the North Pacific on June 23, 2025, after a fire broke out on June 3 aboard the car carrier loaded with 3,048 vehicles (70 EVs, 681 hybrids), 350 t of diesel, and 1,530 t of fuel oil.https://t.co/G9I3U6lFscpic.twitter.com/jlYquFrla8
— NewsFromSea (@riskiomap) June 24, 2025
Morning All
— Electric Blue (@Only9built) June 7, 2025
The Morning Midas a 600-foot Pure Car and Truck Carrier (PCTC), carrying 3,159 vehicles, including 65 fully electric vehicles and 681 partial hybrid electric vehicles, is still on fire
No doubt the BBC are covering it extensively. https://t.co/GHCWsr01tDpic.twitter.com/5Byrh57Azw
EVs are notorious for exploding, catching fire and locking their occupants inside after their computers malfunction.
Per CNN, the carrier contained “70 fully electric and about 680 hybrid vehicles,” and it wasn’t “immediately clear if any of the cars were removed before it sank.”
The Morning Midas
— The White Rabbit Podcast (@AllBiteNoBark88) June 5, 2025
On fire 450kms off Alaska
En route to Mexico from China carrying Chinese EV's
Crew have abandoned ship as Lithium batteries are igniting.
The Green movement is a transparent hoax.
Criminals are governing the innocent. pic.twitter.com/YSRawUFFf7
A spokesperson for the U.S. Coast Guard said they have vessels monitoring the situation, and currently, there is “no visible pollution” from the incident.
Yeah — because it's all at the bottom of the ocean!
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