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Why Does Electric Vehicle Charging Stop Automatically?
One of the issues that may occur at electric vehicle charging stations is the charging session stopping automatically and unexpectedly. This situation is not caused by the software or mobile applications. It is generally caused by infrastructure or grounding issues, or by the vehicle's own protection mechanisms. Electric vehicles may stop charging and switch to "suspendEV" mode. This is a precaution taken to ensure charging safety and efficiency.
We would like to note that such interruptions are generally vehicle-related. The vehicle checks the grounding conditions, stops the charging session and switches to SuspendedEV mode. We would like to emphasize that this situation is not related to the charging unit or its software and that the same issue may occur with all charging units and operators. This interruption occurs in order to maintain safety between the vehicle and the electrical infrastructure.
Especially for TOGG vehicle owners, when the latest software version is used, the grounding requirement has been reduced to below 1.5 ohms. This reduces the vehicle's sensitivity to grounding conditions and helps prevent charging interruptions. However, where infrastructure or grounding-related issues occur, support is provided by charging service providers.

Although responsibility for the infrastructure and grounding belongs to the site management and operator, TOGER provides technical support. Our field teams carry out calibration work specifically for TOGG vehicles. These efforts are conducted carefully in order to minimize charging interruption issues. The TOGER team provides the necessary technical support for infrastructure, grounding and electrical panel inspections. We are closely monitoring the process and will keep you informed of developments through this support request (ticket).
In conclusion, charging interruptions are generally caused by the vehicle. However, where external factors such as infrastructure or grounding are involved, the necessary support is provided by charging service providers so that the issue can be resolved as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding and support.

