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4 Public EV Charging Mistakes That Are Easy to Avoid

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Most public ev charging problems come down to a handful of avoidable habits.

  1. Not checking a station’s real-time status in-app before driving to it, arriving to find it offline or occupied
  2. Leaving a vehicle parked at a fast charger well past a full charge, blocking the spot for others (many networks now charge idle fees for this)
  3. Assuming every fast charger on a route supports your vehicle’s connector without checking in advance
  4. Ignoring the charging curve and expecting the last 20% to take as long as the first 20%
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