Leaving electric car at airport

Electric cars can handle extended periods of inactivity very well, even better than combustion-powered engines, in fact, whose 12V batteries can lose charge, and whose fluids and radiator hoses can become damaged.

While it's the norm to not charge every day, there's no harm in doing so. Also, there are some benefits. If you do plug your car in every night, it becomes a strong habit and you are much less likely to forget to charge when you need to.

An electric car can sit for months without charging.\n\n This can only be achieved if the battery is charged to an appropriate percentage which is typically around 50% for most electric cars. You may think that charging the car to 100% would be best if it is just going to be sitting around for a while, but it is not.

If you don't have a driveway, you'll need to find an area in front of your property as short a distance as possible to run the charging cable from the house or your dedicated outdoor charge point to reach your EV.