"charge port" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a port or outlet where a device can be connected to be charged. Example: The new smartphone features a fast charging technology and a conveniently placed charge port on the bottom of the device.
The charge port is the wrong colour.
The charge port, on its last little metal umbilical sliver of a connection with its mother unit, fell out and onto the car floor.
Premium features like the Quick Charge port, previously available only on the upscale SL model, are now included in the SV version.
The charge port area now comes with a much-needed light, not provided on earlier models, and the ability to open the port door from inside the car or by using the key fob.
Leaf buyers who buy the optional $700 Quick Charge Port will be able to use a direct-current fast-charger to replenish their batteries to 80 percent of capacity within 30 minutes and continue on their way.
The strategy for affordability is primarily based on the advent of a stripped-down S model that comes without a navigation system or a Quick Charge port, and with only a basic radio-CD player.
It's a custom wall outlet with built in USB charge ports".
Fume and hygiene hoods are widely used to prevent fugitive emissions from charge ports, tap holes and many other openings in mineral processing and smelting vessels.
Other irritants: the vehicle has no quick-charge port, so replenishing the battery to its full 41.8-kilowatt hour capacity takes at least a six-hour session, even on a 240-volt circuit.
Tesla hides the charging port behind the driver-side taillight.
The lack of wireless charging for something waterproof with fiddly doors covering the charging port is disappointing, but it has a magnetic charging port for an accessory dock.
