One man snipped several charging cables ... scrap-theft alerts from law enforcement officials so that members can be on the lookout for suspects and stolen goods. Carson urged EV owners to ...

The theft of electric vehicle charging cables is on the ... cash from selling the material. The stolen cables often disable entire stations, forcing EV owners on the road to search desperately ...

A new type of theft is sparking all across the country, including in the Las Vegas valley. Thieves are now targeting charging cables at electric vehicle charging stations, leaving EV drivers with ...

"There are likely multiple motivating factors behind EV charger cable theft, but we believe that ... First, the next generation of charging cables will be cut-resistant, in an effort to deter ...

The electric vehicle charging company ChargePoint has introduced new cut-resistant cables as a theft and vandalism deterrent. In addition to the new cables, ChargePoint added a new alarm system ...

And because EV charging stations are often in remote ... We are patenting cut-resistant cables to mitigate theft.

Today, ChargePoint is addressing another frustration in the EV infrastructure segment: vandalism and theft ... new cut-resistant cables to all of its commercial and fleet charging stations ...

Criminals are cutting off the cables to sell for scrap, and West Mercia Police has said it is a "new and emerging crime". Simon and Lisa Andrews, from Kidderminster, said their electric vehicle (EV) ...

In the last 12 months alone, thieves have stolen at least 100 EV charging cables across ... of copper remains high and the cables can be cut to extract it, theft is likely to be a problem.

In Seattle and elsewhere, public charging stations are cropping up to meet growing demand as EV adoption ... instruments of theft. The hope is the shielding makes the cables less appealing ...

A security camera recorded them pulling out bolt cutters. One man snipped several charging cables; the other loaded them into the truck. In under 2½ minutes, they were gone. Back To Top ...