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In addition to normal OCPI tariffs Tesla has introduced a new “type” for time-based fees and several new “restrictions”.Type
In addition toFLAT, TIME, PARKING_TIME and ENERGY there is also CONGESTION_TIME. This is a duration based fee like TIME and PARKING_TIME but initiated by Tesla based on the “state of charge” and “location utilization” e.g. battery at 80% and location usage at 90%. It is recommended to provide an informative message in the app similar to Tesla has in their app.
Restrictions
Tesla has introduced the following restrictions:Min_vehicle_soc– the price is effective when the battery state of charge is at this level or aboveMax_vehicle_soc– the price is effective until the battery state of charge is at this levelMin_congestion_threshold– the price is effective when the location is at this level or above. Can be used forCONGESTION_TIMEandPARKING_TIME.Max_congestion_threshold– the price is effective until the location is at this level. Can be used forCONGESTION_TIMEandPARKING_TIME.
CONGESTION_TIME starts.
Events
When a charging session starts to incurCONGESTION_TIME or PARKING_TIME Tesla informs Plugsurfing via an event. Often this means that the fee associated with this time will commence in 5 minutes, although this may change in the future. Tesla demands that the user is immediately informed when this occurs so that they are prompted to end their session so that others may easily find a connector to charge their car on. In order to use the Tesla network the EMP must listen for events with the “feeType” CONGESTING or PARKING and immediately inform their driver.
CDR
The CDR includes calculated congestion fees in CostSegment entries withtype CONGESTION_TIME.