In a rapidly changing traffic environment, the rise in the use of electric vehicles as an alternative option to conventional vehicles raises new questions that require analysis. Firefighting interventions on electric vehicles are becoming a key topic for firefighters and traffic experts. The paper explores the attitudes and experiences of firefighters in relation to electric vehicle interventions in order to understand key challenges and recommendations for future approaches. Specific issues of safety, technology and firefighter training related to interventions on electric vehicles are analyzed. The paper is based on literature, previous research, conducted research and analysis of results. The goal is to question the attitudes and skills of firefighters in the Republic of Croatia in working with electric vehicles. The topic was chosen due to its topicality, technological progress and the need for specific knowledge in the increasing number of emergency interventions on electric vehicles. The research confirmed that the majority of firefighters did not participate in training for working with electric vehicles and that they rarely participate in interventions on them. However, most firefighters feel that training in electric vehicle interventions would be beneficial for the future. Also, firefighters from Public Fire Departments use applications to assist with technical interventions more often and have received training for working with electric vehicles more often compared to firefighters from Voluntary Fire Brigades. Through the results of the research, the need for specialized training and tactics for interventions on electric vehicles was highlighted. Although the lack of experience is evident, Croatian firefighters are ready to learn and adapt to new technologies in order to ensure the safety and efficiency of interventions in the future.