All a thief needs to turn your EV charging cable into cash is a heavy-duty cable cutter and a local scrap metal yard connection. With the popularity of electric vehicles and hybrid plug-ins rising, so ...
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New Cut-Resistant EV Cables Hit The Brakes On Theft
ChargePoint has developed a new cut-resistant charging cable to help deter theft. The company has also introduced a new alarm system that notifies station owners in real time. The developments are ...
The theft of copper wires is far from a new phenomenon — major newspapers have published recurring articles with headlines ...
Hansshow’s new NACS to CCS1 extension cable saves EV owners from taking up to spots at Tesla Superchargers. Is it worth it, ...
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Bakersfield police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people wanted for stealing electronic vehicle charging cords. Officials said two suspects stole ...
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A crime caught on camera in Henderson is just one instance of a much larger problem, one that’s being seen far beyond the Vegas Valley. Surveillance video captured in the ...
Make sure you park somewhere safe when your electric vehicle needs recharging. A recent report shows thieves are after EV supply equipment now. More specifically, they are cutting the thick charging ...
Seattle City Light curbside retractable EV chargers. Shown in use on the left and ready for use on the right. (GeekWire Photo / Gillian Dohrn) At a recent climate event, representatives from Seattle ...
The latest obstacle for U.S. automakers in their effort to convert more Americans to electric vehicles? Thieves have been targeting EV charging stations. Criminals have been intent on stealing the ...
We knew about the thefts of catalytic converters from ICE-powered vehicles but it seems that thieves are now targeting EVs for another expensive component. The charging cables often make for an easy ...
A cooling system to be used for future NASA space missions might be used to help charge electric cars. NASA and Purdue University researchers believe that electric cars be charged in five minutes.
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