"charging spot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated area or location where one can charge their electronic devices. Example: I found a convenient charging spot near my seat at the airport, so I was able to charge my phone before my flight.
His on-screen car drove up a charging spot with a battery 49percentt full.
So I cleared the charging spot for another Model S, a Tesla company vehicle that had joined the trip, and returned to lunch.
It is also impressively self-sufficient: when it's about to run out of power, it slides itself right over to a charging spot.
To designate a charging spot, the report recommends using the E.V. charger symbol being tested by the Oregon and Washington transportation departments, which is a variation of the sign contained in the latest manual from the Federal Highway Administration.
The manual's 2009 edition includes a sign with the image of an E.V. charger that can be used, along with arrows, to guide drivers to the charging spot; the latest version of the symbol resembles a gas pump with an electric cord and plug attached.
In [19], an optimization model is proposed to manage a residential microgrid including a charging spot with a vehicle-to-grid system and renewable energy sources.
But with that deadline approaching, no Better Place cars are on the road and only 55 charging spots are ready.
That's another problem with electric cars: even if there are tons of charging spots, you still have to plan ahead.
In January 2009, Mr. Agassi promised that Denmark would have 100,000 charging spots in place and several thousand cars on the road by 2010.
This consists of electricity charging spots with plug-in outlets — the first pilots were opened in Israel this week — plus battery-exchange stations all over the respective country.
The company is still sitting on a big loss for which Mr. Du blames hefty upfront investments, an insufficient number of charging spots and the limited distance that an electric vehicle can travel per charge.
