Sorry if this has been addressed before. This is an annoying problem that pops up constantly. My wife and I have electric cars side by side. Sometimes she wants to take the charger out of my car and put it into hers. However, if my car is charging in the garage she is physically unable to take the charger out. She is not carrying a fob for my car, nor does she have the Hyundai app. So this is an annoying problem. I never charge at public chargers so is there a way to disable this feature?
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I recently learned of a new way to stop a charging session with the Ioniq 5 using the key fob. Press and release the Lock button and then press and hold the charge port door button. You will hear the clicks, the charge port lights will stop blinking and you can then release the plug with the power off.
I believe it works for both AC and DC charging but I so rarely use DC charging I have not had the opportunity to try it when DCFC.
I believe it works for both AC and DC charging but I so rarely use DC charging I have not had the opportunity to try it when DCFC.
My experience has been that unlocking (w/key fob or door handle button) will unlock the plug from the charge port but it does not stop or reduce charging. I just confirmed that on the car.
I know that depressing the switch on the J1772 plug stops charging and is safe. My original post was regarding the ability to stop charging (AC or DC) using the key fob. Simply unlocking the car does not stop charging. Depressing the switch on the J1772 plug or pressing lock then pressing and holding the charge port button on the key fob will both stop charging. The latter could be particularly helpful when DC charging.
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