The news can always bring new surprises; it seems that some hacker or hackers have figured out how to hack the EVs using the charging station.
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EV charging stations have emerged as a new frontier for cyber threats. Security researchers warn that once a vehicle connects to an infected charger, hackers can potentially seize control. In a real-world demonstration, a Tesla Model Y was completely incapacitated within 14 minutes. The implications extend far beyond individual vehicles. With chargers directly linked to power grids, a successful hack could potentially compromise regional power control systems.
