Tesla Superchargers Introduce Emergency Disconnect Feature, Warns Against Misuse
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Tesla has rolled out a new emergency 'eject' feature for its Supercharger network, allowing drivers to manually unlatch the charging cable if the vehicle or charger fails. While intended for critical situations, the company cautions that improper use could lead to substantial penalties, with potential damages estimated up to $25,000 per incident.
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