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In order to effectively visualize the data, we identify whether a check-in was good, bad, or failed.
Good check-in: Requires all the following:
- A successful charge
- An accurate smartphone app
- Full charging speeds on first plug in
- More than 50% of chargers on site working at full speed
Bad check-in: Users were still able to charge their vehicles, but their experience was not up to our standards. Check-ins are classified as bad if the charge was successful but the user experienced at least one of the following:
- Faulty/incorrect smartphone app
- Charging speeds limited by the charger
- Needing to re-plug in for any reason
- Calling customer support
- 50% or more chargers at site are limited or down
- 5 or more minutes waiting at a full site
Failed check-in: A failed checking occurs when users are not able to charge their vehicle at all. These are our least favorite. This is the worst-case scenario and may even leave EV owners stranded. We believe failed check-ins are unacceptable.
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