How can a high-voltage vehicle be identified?

• A. Color of exterior panels
• B. Vehicle labels and badging
• C. Size of the battery
• D. Type of tires

Answer: (B)

Identifying a high-voltage vehicle relies on explicit warnings and identification provided by the manufacturer. These vehicles carry labels, badges, and decals that say high voltage or danger and show the safety symbol, placed on exterior panels or near service points like the charging port. These marks are what technicians and bystanders are taught to look for to recognize the presence of high-voltage components before touching anything. The exterior color, the size of the battery, or the type of tires don’t reliably indicate whether a vehicle uses high voltage, so they aren’t dependable signals. If you spot the official labels and badges, you’ve got the clearest confirmation that high-voltage systems are involved. (Orange cables or connectors can be a clue, but the labels are the definitive indicator.)