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	When an electric vehicle accelerates under heavy load, it can be exposed to a high current for a prolonged period. ~~Over time, this will~~ {{pll\|Powertrain Overheating\|warm up the traction motors}}. Depending on the session {{pll\|Difficulty\|difficulty settings}}, traction motors may trip ~~the~~ {{pll\|Breakers\|~~respective~~ breaker}} when they overheat, or much worse - {{pll\|Electrical Powertrain Damage\|short-circuit and set the vehicle on fire}}. A very high current surge can trip the breaker even before it comes to overheating, although still at a risk of damage.		When an electric vehicle accelerates under heavy load, it can be exposed to a high current for a prolonged period. This can {{pll\|Powertrain Overheating\|warm up the traction motors}}. Depending on the session {{pll\|Difficulty\|difficulty settings}}, traction motors may trip their {{pll\|Breakers\|breaker}} when they overheat, or much worse - {{pll\|Electrical Powertrain Damage\|short-circuit}} and set the vehicle on fire. A very high current surge can trip the breaker even before it comes to overheating, although still at a risk of damage.

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	When ~~a loaded~~ electric vehicle accelerates, it can be exposed to high current for a prolonged period. Over time, this will {{pll\|Powertrain Overheating\|warm up the traction motors}}. Depending on the session {{pll\|Difficulty\|difficulty settings}}, traction motors may trip the {{pll\|Breakers\|respective breaker}} when they overheat, or much worse - {{pll\|Electrical Powertrain Damage\|short-circuit and set the vehicle on fire}}. A very high current surge can trip the breaker even before it comes to overheating, although still at a risk of ~~{{pll\|Damage Overview\|~~damage}}.		When an electric vehicle accelerates under heavy load, it can be exposed to a high current for a prolonged period. Over time, this will {{pll\|Powertrain Overheating\|warm up the traction motors}}. Depending on the session {{pll\|Difficulty\|difficulty settings}}, traction motors may trip the {{pll\|Breakers\|respective breaker}} when they overheat, or much worse - {{pll\|Electrical Powertrain Damage\|short-circuit and set the vehicle on fire}}. A very high current surge can trip the breaker even before it comes to overheating, although still at a risk of damage.

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	~~The~~ electric ~~current is important because~~, if it ~~gets too~~ high, ~~it is what heats~~ up the ~~TMs~~. Depending on the session difficulty settings, ~~when overheated the TMs~~ may ~~pop~~ the breaker, or much worse – short-circuit and set the vehicle on fire. ~~Very~~ high current can ~~pop~~ the breaker even before ~~causing~~ overheating, although at ~~less of~~ a risk ~~for~~ damage.		When a loaded electric vehicle accelerates, it can be exposed to high current for a prolonged period. Over time, this will {{pll\|Powertrain Overheating\|warm up the traction motors}}. Depending on the session {{pll\|Difficulty\|difficulty settings}}, traction motors may trip the {{pll\|Breakers\|respective breaker}} when they overheat, or much worse - {{pll\|Electrical Powertrain Damage\|short-circuit and set the vehicle on fire}}. A very high current surge can trip the breaker even before it comes to overheating, although still at a risk of {{pll\|Damage Overview\|damage}}.

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The electric current is important because, if it gets too high, it is what heats up the TMs. Depending on the session difficulty settings, when overheated the TMs may pop the breaker, or much worse – short-circuit and set the vehicle on fire. Very high current can pop the breaker even before causing overheating, although at less of a risk for damage.