Are there electromagnetic hazards for staying in new energy vehicles for a long time?

Regarding this question, I think of two things. One is that Wi-Fi has radiation. After my wife became pregnant, he asked her neighbor to disconnect from the Internet; the other is that some people say that after driving a new energy vehicle for a long time, they lost their legs. To be honest, whether there is electromagnetic radiation in new energy vehicles, there must be, as for whether it is harmful to the body? The new energy vehicle you drive is not nuclear power, so where does it come from such a large amount of radiation...

Take a step back and say that the country encourages new energy vehicles. If the electromagnetic radiation really exceeds the standard, it can even reach a level that can endanger your health, do you think the country will recommend it? It seems that new energy vehicles have been out for many years. At least at this stage, I have never heard of anyone driving pure electric or plug-in hybrid models that have caused their health to be affected. Of course, the owner of the car with the legs and hair mentioned above seems to be due to static electricity, not electromagnetic radiation.

Regarding this question, I think of two things. One is that Wi-Fi has radiation. After my wife became pregnant, he asked her neighbor to disconnect from the Internet; the other is that some people say that after driving a new energy vehicle for a long time, they lost their legs. To be honest, whether there is electromagnetic radiation in new energy vehicles, there must be, as for whether it is harmful to the body? The new energy vehicle you drive is not nuclear power, so where does it come from such a large amount of radiation...

Take a step back and say that the country encourages new energy vehicles. If the electromagnetic radiation really exceeds the standard, it can even reach a level that can endanger your health, do you think the country will recommend it? It seems that new energy vehicles have been out for many years. At least at this stage, I have never heard of anyone driving pure electric or plug-in hybrid models that have caused their health to be affected. Of course, the owner of the car with the legs and hair mentioned above seems to be due to static electricity, not electromagnetic radiation.

Actually, I have really checked the information about this matter before. At present, the standard for the implementation of electromagnetic radiation in my country's new energy vehicles should be that the upper limit of electromagnetic radiation safety set by the United Nations is 100μT (microTesla). For example, GB/T 18387-2017 "Limits and Measurement Methods for Electromagnetic Field Emission Strength of Electric Vehicles" clearly stipulates that the electric field intensity of the vehicle in the frequency band 150kHz~30MHz must be ≤30V/m, and the magnetic field intensity must be ≤100μT. So, from the data level, there is no problem.

In addition, there are many institutions and individuals in China who pay attention to this issue. They don’t know how many times they have tested it privately. If any brand really has such a problem, do you think it will be so "quiet"? This is the traffic that is so popular. In fact, there are currently a large number of measured data that shows that the electromagnetic radiation level of new energy vehicles is far below the safety limit.

Car companies also pay special attention to this aspect, such as the use of metal shells, various new technologies to reduce radiation, etc., which are all to bring users a safer car experience.

We ordinary people really don’t need to worry too much about this matter. It’s not that we think too much, but that we should look at the problem rationally. To put it bluntly, which electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers have no radiation, affecting everyone's health?