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The chief executive of an electric vehicle (EV) charging company has described cable theft as a "terrible crime" - and outlined ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. CONCERNS have been raised about the theft of electric vehicle (EV) charging cables - after offenders struck at a retail park. The Telegraph ...

Court documents stated that the company began noticing a spike in stolen charging components, such as cables, in June of ... two defendants profited from the theft of proprietary information ...

The company in its complaint said it started noticing an uptick in people stealing its charging cables and other pieces of equipment from its stations last June. About one month later, the company ...

To try to work around the long charging times, some EV owners choose to fast-charge their cars, but there is a risk in doing this, as frequent fast charging can potentially accelerate EV battery ...

And those familiar fueling destinations won’t be the only place you can charge. The future of EV charging is already here. It’s everywhere and sometimes not where you’d expect it.