Electric vehicles are part of not only a technological but also a social transformation. In many cities now charging stations are part of life. But with these new habits come new rules.
At Powerşarj, we want to share some "ethical charging rules" for a sustainable environment and a respectful charging experience between users. Let's take a look together:
1. If Charging is Complete, Free Up Space
If you have finished charging, do not leave your vehicle waiting at the station. Charged vehicle = an idle socket. Another driver may also need energy.
With the Powerşarj app, you can receive notifications when the battery runs out and move your vehicle on time.
2. Leave the Cable Neat
When you finish using the charging cable:
- Do not leave it curled
- Do not drag on the ground
- Hang or close neatly in place
This is not only order, but also security and hardware lifetime and it's important for us.
3. Charging Point, Not Parking Lot
Vehicles parked at the socket and not charging may block the way for others. If you are not charging, please do not occupy the station. A charging station is not a parking lot, but a temporary energy stop.
4. Sharing Priority, if Queue Available
In crowded locations, more than one vehicle may be waiting in line for charging. As Powerşarj we often multiple sockets we offer, but this may not always be possible. Staying in line and being courteous to other drivers improves everyone's experience.
5. Beware of QR and Cables for Your Safety
Only Powerşarj mobile app or through contracted apps. Be wary of external labels that look like QR tags and foreign ports.
6. Support Those in Need
There may be users who are experiencing charging for the first time and don't know what to do. Let's support each other; even a short guidance can make a big difference. Remember: This transformation is beautiful together.
A Culture of Respect in Energy
The world of electric vehicles is not only a technology, but also a sharing culture. At Powerşarj, we want all our users to have a charging experience that respects both the environment and each other.
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