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2 weeks agoTesla Loses at CAFC in Split Decision Upholding EV Charger Claims
Tesla argued that 'Kato discloses the Charging Control Limitation because the battery charge level increases in accordance with Kato's generated charging schedule when a user follows the schedule by manually plugging in their vehicle at each charging location.' But the PTAB found that the plain and ordinary meaning of the Charging Control Limitation 'excludes 'the user manually starting and stopping the charging.'
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