The report says the charging failure rate of American electric car owners was 20% last year, mainly due to damaged chargers.
CTOnews.com, February 15 (Xinhua) according to a new report released by market research firm J.D. Power, the charging failure rate of American electric car owners is 20% in 2022, up from 15% in 2021.
The main causes of charging failure are damage to the charger (nearly 3/4), damaged charging posts, software and hardware failures, payment processing, and so on.
Tesla's US-based super-charging pile network was deliberately sabotaged in 2022, with attackers not only cutting off charging lines, but also drawing internal copper wire to sell money.
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