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Extreme heat: potential vehicle damage up to 16,000 euros

Federcarrozzieri warns of risks related to high temperatures for vehicles.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Federcarrozzieri has raised an alarm regarding the potential damage that cars can suffer due to extreme heat, which could reach up to 16,000 euros. The warning highlights the risks associated with tire degradation and battery efficiency.

With asphalt temperatures rising above 60 degrees and cabin temperatures nearing 70 degrees, various vehicle components are put under stress. Federcarrozzieri advises paying particular attention to tires and batteries to prevent more serious issues with engines and bodywork.

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