Looking to stop potential vandals before they act, the EV charging company introduced a new set of cut-resistant cables in conjunction with a new alarm system.

Criminal gangs are targeting electric car chargers, stripping copper from the cables and leaving drivers unable to refuel.

The theft of electric vehicle charging cables has gotten so out of hand in one of the greenest American cities that officials are soliciting the public for help. Thieves can get $20 for the copper ...

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First, the next generation of charging cables will be cut-resistant, in an effort to deter cable theft.

THE chief executive of an electric vehicle (EV) charging company has described cable theft as a "terrible crime" - and outlined how firms like his are fighting back.

ChargePoint is tired of thieves cutting the cables at its EV charger stations, so it installed anti-theft cables and alarm systems to prevent vandalism ...

This is because sales are on the rise, with Edmunds reporting that nearly 10% of new car sales in early 2025 were EVs. There ...

Today, ChargePoint shared details of a new cut-resistant EV charging cable and a new alarm system to increase security and deter theft near the pile. You can see more in the video below.

Southampton is now benefitting from new technology that will tackle cable theft and ensure continued reliability for EV drivers in the city. The UK’s largest ultra-rapid EV charging network ...

More: Thieves Now Targeting EV Charging Cables In Driveways The big news is a cut-resistant charging cable that has been designed to deter theft.