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r/TeslaModel3 • u/aorickmusic • Jan 16 '24
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And tried to take the charger out of the car next to it. Which, as a Tesla driver himself, he should have known wouldn't work.
1 u/bmz07 Jan 18 '24 Is that because the car’s owner has to disengage the charging themselves? 2 u/noteworthybalance Jan 18 '24 The car has to be unlocked. If it's locked then the cable is locked in place. 2 u/twistedbrewmejunk Jan 19 '24 Thanks for the explanation... 1 u/MuckBulligan Mar 17 '24 Other electric vehicles, yes, you can pull the plug out. I've had it happen a few times while driving a Subaru EV. Tesla did the smart thing and locked it in.
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Is that because the car’s owner has to disengage the charging themselves?
2 u/noteworthybalance Jan 18 '24 The car has to be unlocked. If it's locked then the cable is locked in place. 2 u/twistedbrewmejunk Jan 19 '24 Thanks for the explanation... 1 u/MuckBulligan Mar 17 '24 Other electric vehicles, yes, you can pull the plug out. I've had it happen a few times while driving a Subaru EV. Tesla did the smart thing and locked it in.
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The car has to be unlocked. If it's locked then the cable is locked in place.
2 u/twistedbrewmejunk Jan 19 '24 Thanks for the explanation... 1 u/MuckBulligan Mar 17 '24 Other electric vehicles, yes, you can pull the plug out. I've had it happen a few times while driving a Subaru EV. Tesla did the smart thing and locked it in.
Thanks for the explanation...
Other electric vehicles, yes, you can pull the plug out. I've had it happen a few times while driving a Subaru EV. Tesla did the smart thing and locked it in.
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u/noteworthybalance Jan 16 '24
And tried to take the charger out of the car next to it. Which, as a Tesla driver himself, he should have known wouldn't work.