A recent CNN article addresses the problem of “charger hogs” at EV charging stations, where some drivers occupy fast chargers even after reaching near-full battery levels, causing delays for others. To combat this, Electrify America is testing a solution in California that automatically stops charging at 85% capacity and imposes a fee for idling. This initiative aims to improve charging efficiency as the number of electric vehicles grows, while also encouraging better charging habits among drivers. The article emphasizes the need for enhanced infrastructure and etiquette to ensure a smoother experience for all EV users.