Key Practices for Auctioning or Selling Damaged EVs/BatteriesThe following key practices for the sale of damaged EVs or batteries may include:NEXT Clear Hazard Identification:• Use standardized hazard labels indicating the nature of the damage
(i.e. “Damaged High-Voltage Battery” or “Fire-Damaged EV”).• Include warnings for potential risks, such as thermal runaway, off-gassing,
or electrolyte leakage.Key Practices for Auctioning or Selling Damaged EVs/BatteriesThe following key practices for the sale of damaged EVs or batteries may include:NEXT Disclosure Requirements:• Provide buyers with a detailed history of the vehicle or battery condition, including:• Attach all relevant manufacturer safety guidelines and emergency response recommendations.• Accident details and inspection results.• Known hazards, such as damage to high-voltage • Any prior attempts at repair or containment.Key Practices for Auctioning or Selling Damaged EVs/BatteriesThe following key practices for the sale of damaged EVs or batteries may include:NEXT Communication Protocols:• Clearly communicate the condition of the EV or battery through:• Notify buyers of any legal obligations for safe transport, storage, and disposal.• Auction descriptions.• Sale contracts, ensuring buyers acknowledge and accept the risks.Key Practices for Auctioning or Selling Damaged EVs/BatteriesThe following key practices for the sale of damaged EVs or batteries may include:NEXT Safe Handling Requirements for Buyers:• Recommend that buyers comply with WorkSafeBC and TDG standards for storing
and handling hazardous materials.• Provide contact information for certified recycling or disposal facilities in BC.Key Practices for Auctioning or Selling Damaged EVs/BatteriesThe following key practices for the sale of damaged EVs or batteries may include:Additional recommendations include:• Partnering with certified facilities: Consider selling damaged batteries directly to licensed
recycling facilities that specialize in lithium-ion battery processing to minimize risks.• Training for auction personnel: Train or work with auction staff to recognize and handle
hazardous EVs or batteries, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations.• Tracking and documentation: Maintain detailed records of the sale, including buyer information,
hazard disclosures, and acknowledgments of risks and legal obligations.