Where can special warning labels be found?

• A. On the engine block
• B. High-voltage battery
• C. In the trunk
• D. On the tires

Answer: (B)

Special warning labels are placed where the electric vehicle’s dangerous voltages exist, so technicians see them before touching any high‑voltage components. They are typically found directly on the high‑voltage battery pack and on access panels or components surrounding it, since that’s where the risk of electric shock or arcing is greatest. This helps ensure you wear proper PPE and follow safety procedures before servicing the HV system. Locations like the engine block, the trunk, or the tires aren’t where high‑voltage warnings are concentrated, as they don’t indicate the presence of the high‑voltage system or its hazards.