Because I drive a new energy electric car, I accidentally read a report about Tesla yesterday, saying that lithium batteries now contain cobalt, which is highly toxic.

Cobalt is toxic, but it has almost nothing to do with you, because you can't touch it. If you touch it, it should be after the battery explodes, so what you should worry about when using a lithium battery is the safety of the battery!

Tesla uses Sanyo's lithium cobaltate battery, which is also the best lithium cobaltate battery in the world. However, if there are many batteries in series and parallel, it is easy to cause problems, and an explosion is a big problem, so Tesla has also burned several cars!

most other electric vehicles use batteries from Ferrous lithium phosphate, which is much safer, but the energy density is also low (the reason why Tesla is not used).