You should look at a mobile app called plugshare. (It is also a web site at plugshare.com). It is completely free and a great way to find chargers near where you live - very important if you can't charge at home. You can configure it to only show certain charging networks, or certain types of charge...

I don't think that the warranty is over.

the charging socket is part of the "charging system", and should have an 8-year, 100K-mile warranty, not the 36-month warranty for everything else.

Bring it to a dealer ASAP - it should be covered under warranty (since it is a 2019, hopefully you bought it after May 2019).

At any rate, it seems that the charging socket is part of the "charging system", and should have an 8-year, 100K-mile warranty.

I seems that the closer they get to a "real" fix, the more denials are issued.

Am I mssing something? Is this any different than simply setting "Hilltop reserve" (for older Bolts) or setting max SoC to 80% on newer Bolts?

Well, I *suppose* that it does have some diagnostic features that will warn if it detects bad cell(s) ...

Heree is a link to the Emporia User manual (PDF) so that you can search the document on your computer :

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/78678 ... a-Rl1.html

ChargePoint aren't much better along that route. A little, as you can get to Blythe (a dual unit install east of Palm Desert and a dual unit site in Blythe) but you can't get from Blythe to Phoenix just on ChargePoint. They also should install a 3-4 unit site near New Hope. (Or maybe near the juncti...

I just looked at the map of EVgo fast charging installations in the Western US. Bizarrely, there are zero in OR and almost none in NV or AZ. 12 or so in Las Vegas, 5 or so around Reno -Carson city, just 8 in Phoenix, 2 in Tucson, and 1 about halfway between those two cities. Nothing east of Palm Des...

And you can change the title of any of YOUR posts anytime you wish.

Example : this post.

Yet, YOU, as Moderator, later changed this thread's title to the present name: "EVgo DC chargers were horrible up until the beginning of 2018..." Actually, no. OP changed the subject/title of the first post on the thread. When I noticed that, all I did was change the title on the (then) m...