Cables severed at 28 Tesla Supercharger bays in biggest attack yet on EV charging sites
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Cables severed at 28 Tesla Supercharger bays in biggest attack yet on EV charging sites
Vandals cut off cables of 28 Tesla Supercharging bays in central Victoria in a weekend attack that appears to be the biggest of its type to date. The post Cables severed at 28 Tesla Supercharger bays…
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