My Kia Soul EV was charging in my driveway this weekend, a little closer to the sidewalk than usual because we had two cars in the driveway.
When I came out in the morning to unplug the charger, half the connector stayed in the car, the victim, it seems, of someone walking by in the night who decided to haul on it (when the car is locked the charge connector is locked in place).
A pain at the best of times, additionally so as the insurance and electrician professions are over-taxed this week due the hurricane.
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Oh, that is so infuriating. I
Oh, that is so infuriating. I'm so sorry. If and when we ever get power back you are welcome to charge at our house.
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