Security Issues of Electric Vehicle Owners and the EVject Adapter

Security Issues for Electric Vehicle Owners in the USA

Life is not easy for electric vehicle owners in the USA. Recently, especially Tesla owners have been pursuing the question, “If we are attacked while charging, how can we quickly escape from here with our vehicle?” This situation means that many vehicle owners are concerned about being endangered at charging stations.

Tesla vehicles have deepened these concerns due to the engine being off while charging and the time it takes to start the vehicle and escape while the charging cable is connected. A product developed to solve this problem, called EVject, has been released to great demand. The advantage of EVject is that when it is plugged into the charging cable, Tesla owners can quickly start the engine and leave the station without having to manually remove the cable in case they are attacked at the charging station.

However, Tesla has identified potential dangers of this adapter. The company stated that EVject can heat up to 100 degrees, which poses a risk of fire in the vehicle. Therefore, Tesla has decided to file a lawsuit to prevent EVject from being used in Tesla vehicles.

I drive an electric vehicle, I’m wealthy, and I am at risk of being attacked by robbers! Tesla is requesting the court to prevent EVject’s product from being deemed safe, to ban the import of the adapter to the USA, and for the company to pay at least $75,000 in damages.

Meanwhile, Tesla customers are often known as car users who are fond of comfort. However, living with the fear of being attacked by someone while charging raises questions about this comfortable lifestyle. Indeed, traveling safely has become a more important issue for electric vehicle owners than ever before.