A lot of people ask: Why do I post about @EVject? Claiming it’s undisclosed paid promo. First of all… it would be my honor to partner with them, but I’m NOT paid. I understand that honesty is lost in the digital world But this is why I love their product as a woman, as a mother, as a single mom, as a performer who does magic at parties and events at night and sometimes have to drive for 2 hours for my gigs and no way to avoid having to charge to get back home, and as a person who loves to go on road trips (and hoping to do more in the upcoming months) It’s the only safe way for me, my daughter, my car, my wallet, and my 5 birds to charge. These photos are the result of EVJect testing Top 2 photos are Tesla Emergency drive away, damaged both the charger and the charging port of your car, and you are responsible for the mandatory service visit even if the situation turned out to be safe and you unplugged manually, because the car doesn’t know how the charger was removed after enabling emergency drive away, and no way for it to detect any physical damage. Plus the cost to fix your car, and the extremely costly repair of the charging port. The total may cost you nearly $26000, assuming you didn’t get stranded because you couldn’t charge due to the damaged port. Bottom 2 photos disconnecting using EVject, where both are safe and protected, total cost of $250 I’m glad that Tesla decided to finally do something about this issue, but just a reminder… that Tesla threw a hardware issue at their software engineers and asked them to fix it. While I encourage you to use the emergency drive away when in case of emergencies, it’s always better to be prepared and equip yourself with EVJECT. Choose wisely! Pick EVJECT Protect yourself and your loved ones! Photos: @EVject