Is the community responsible for the theft of electric vehicles under the monitoring of the community?

Whether it is necessary to take responsibility for the theft of electric vehicles under the supervision of the community has two properties:

1. If the residential property forms a custody contract relationship with you, the property shall be liable for compensation.

2. If the residential property does not form a custody contract relationship with you, the property will not be liable for compensation.

Property is only responsible for the safety of facilities, equipment and property in public areas. The vehicle is your private property and is not included in the property fee, so you can only be responsible for the loss of the vehicle. However, if the owner pays the property fee, the property fails to perform its duties within the scope of the property, or the security guards find that the theft has not been stopped, the monitoring facilities in the community have long been destroyed, which increases the difficulty of detecting the case.