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Watching people park at superchargers, it never ceases to amaze me that with mirrors AND a backup camera, people are still hilariously bad at centering between two straight lines. On top of that, some of these people will exit their cars, see that the car is way over one of the lines, shrug, then walk away.
If people are thinking that he parked that way to prevent slower charging from a paired stall...it doesn't work that way.
The first person to a paired stall gets full current. The second person pulling in gets only what is left over from the first to arrive. As the first car begins to taper, then the 2nd person begins to get additional juice.
It's weird, but I still keep struggling with keeping the car parallel to the lines. I never had issues with that in old car (no camera or sensors, lots of glass in rear part).
It's weird, but I still keep struggling with keeping the car parallel to the lines. I never had issues with that in old car (no camera or sensors, lots of glass in rear part).
I arrived at Kingman AZ the other day and there was a Tesla parked literally diagonally. The chargers are set up 123123, so it wasn't even someone thinking they were blocking a pairing! Worse, because it's only a six stall charger and two other cars were there, I had to park in a way that blocked two stalls in order for the cable to reach.
Of course the moment I sat down with my food, the guy left, making me look like the jerk Had to go run and move the car properly real fast.