October 16, 2026

The charging station says, 'Well, there goes my job'

The charging station says, 'Well, there goes my job'

Most people won’t get the joke. Allow me to explain.

Lesson 1: Charging is usually steady. Level 1 and Level 2 charging usually use electricity at a steady rate.

Lesson 2: Time tells us how much. If we know that rate and how long the car charges, we can estimate the electricity used.

Lesson 3: Trust saves money. When people honestly report their charging time, EVnSteven can work out what they owe without an expensive metered charging station.

Get it now?

David
Founder, EVnSteven.app
david@evnsteven.app
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