Change the desired final SOC to something lower than what it currently is, charging should stop immediately after you do that.

 

With my 5 at a supercharger, I press and hold both the button on the charge cable, and the button that closes the charge port door, and I can unplug before hitting my charging limit.

 

Thanks for following up. Just to be clear you press both buttons at the same time and the change stops?

 

After 8 years driving a Tesla I now have an IONIQ 6 since a week. Yesterday I charged at a supercharger in Spain as there are hardly any alternatives. Charging steady at 92 kW until 81 percent, then 9 kW. Starting and ending in the Tesla app with limit at 100%. No problems at all besides restarting the car, I have to find out what exactly to do.

 

We charged at a Tesla Supercharger for the first time yesterday. Plug and charge was seamless and really should be how all chargers work.

How did you get plug and charge set up? I've put in a payment method for Hyundai Pay in the app but it says that Tesla isn't supported. I've only been able to charge at a Supercharger by going into the Tesla app and telling it the stall number (even then it often takes a few tries to start charging). Thanks!

 

We charged at a Tesla Supercharger for the first time yesterday. Plug and charge was seamless and really should be how all chargers work.

We did run into a bit of an issue when it was time to leave. We had set the charge limit to 100%. We didn't need that much of a charge but we had a picnic dinner and figured might as well get more of a buffer.

Well, we were ready to leave before we reached 100% and we struggled a bit to end the charge.

What eventually worked was setting the charge limit lower than the current charge level.

Things that did not work

• Unlocking the doors. This is what I do with L1 & L2 charging
  • Tried button on the passenger door
  • Tried digital key 2 on phone
  • Did not try fob as I did not have it with me
• Using the Tesla app - the session was not in the app as we started with plug and charge
• Pressing the button on the charging cable. According to this thread, a press and hold may have done it.

Does anyone else have a better way to do this? Is there not a button in the car to do this?

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We charged at a Tesla Supercharger for the first time yesterday. Plug and charge was seamless and really should be how all chargers work.

How did you get plug and charge set up? I've put in a payment method for Hyundai Pay in the app but it says that Tesla isn't supported. I've only been able to charge at a Supercharger by going into the Tesla app and telling it the stall number (even then it often takes a few tries to start charging). Thanks!

You must add a payment method in the Tesla app. Either sepa (typical European I guess) or certain charge cards. It worked three out of three times. I was a bit nervous..

 

In the following Hyundai video they state the following regarding stoping charging:

1. Once the battery is full
2. Preset charging limit is reached
3. Unlock button on the key and remove cable with in 15 seconds
4. Press the charge flap button