Many thieves choose copper in the charging cables to sell scrap metal. To stop this, Tesla gives “Tesla property üzerinde on copper at the Gigafactory factory in Buffalo. Therefore, it will be more difficult for thieves to sell copper, because the processing companies can see where they come from and warn the authorities.
The president of Tesla charging department Max de Zeger says this is a simple and economically effective solution that will not affect customers. If scrap metal residues refuse to take stolen cables, it may intervene in the theft and lead to an increase in the number of arrests.
Source: Ferra
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