A hot car has been engulfed in flames after a portable charger was left inside.
Drivers have now been warned after intense heat caused a battery to set alight.
The driver had left a phone power bank and bike computer on the dashboard of the Nissan motor.
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Hot weather caused the lithium-ion batteries to fail creating a huge blaze.
The flames tore through the dashboard and shattered the windscreen before help arrived.
The footage racked up over 504,000 views, as reported by NeedToKnow.
A home security camera captured the moment the battery exploded inside the car on 17 Mar in Queensland, Australia.
Queensland Fire and Rescue arrived at the scene to put out the flames – with firefighters now issuing a warning to others.
They reminded punters that many everyday devices contain lithium-ion batteries which can become huge fire hazards in hot weather.
A spokesperson for Queensland Fire Department said: “The extreme heat caused the lithium-ion batteries to fail, destroying the dashboard and shattering the windscreen before firefighters arrived.
“Lithium-ion batteries power many everyday devices, but high temperatures can turn them into a serious fire hazard.
“Remember, most rechargeable devices use lithium-ion batteries.
“Only use batteries and chargers designed for the device.
“Never leave battery-powered devices in your vehicle.
“Keep them out of direct sunlight.
“Protect your property, your loved ones and yourself.”
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