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Yes, I just unplugged. It's all yours. Are you using the app or the credit card reader on the charger?

What car do you have? Most modern EVs use the CCS connector — that's the bigger plug on the left. Tesla uses NACS but has an adapter.

Exactly. Open the charging port on the front left of the car, plug in the CCS connector, and the app should start the session.

On a fast charger like this, you can get to 80 percent in about 30 to 40 minutes. It slows down a lot after 80 though.

This network charges by the kilowatt-hour — about $0.35 per kWh. So a full charge from 20 to 80 percent might cost around $10 to $15.

Oh, sorry! I didn't get the notification. Let me unplug right now. It shows 95 percent — that's more than enough.

Yes, this network charges a $1 per minute idle fee if you stay connected after the charge is complete. It adds up fast.

Try restarting the session — unplug, wait 10 seconds, and plug in again. If that doesn't work, there should be a phone number on the charger.

There's a shopping center about a five-minute walk that way. Most people go there while charging. The app will alert you when it's done.

80 percent is plenty for 150 miles in that car. Plus, charging from 80 to 100 takes almost as long as 20 to 80. Not worth the wait.