No. I've gone through deeper. If you need to get through more than say 3 inches of standing water, go slow. The engine will shut off and the car will go into EV mode and the risk of hydrolock becomes nil.
Thanks. Just got worried. But not worried so much water entering the engine since the air intake is pretty high up. More concerned about water getting near the plastic panels on the bottom of the car. If there is anything there that water would damage it?
The car is fine with being splashed with water, which is what you did. Being submerged would be different.
I think the rule of thumb is to not exceed half the height of the Wheels or above the door sills such that it enters the car. For any car, really. Now you know a road section to avoid in heavy rain at least.