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Car fires, like the one at Tesco, can be caused by electrical faults, fuel leaks, or even arson. The heat can quickly become intense, damaging the car's structure and potentially spreading to other vehicles or the building. Firefighters use water and foam to cool the blaze and prevent reignition, ensuring the area is safe.
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