There is no strict time limit for how long a car can stay at a charging station. In most cases, electric vehicles can remain connected to a charging station for as long as it takes to charge the battery. This can vary depending on the specific situation and the rules applicable at the location of the charging station.

However, it is important to emphasize that the policy may differ between public charging stations and charging stations located on private property, such as at home or on a business premises. At public charging stations, there may be rules that discourage occupying a charging station for an extended period to give other users the chance to charge as well. In some cases, parking restrictions may apply, such as maximum parking duration or parking charges after charging is completed.

At charging stations on private property, such as at home, you generally have more flexibility to keep your car at the charging station for as long as necessary. However, it is still advisable not to occupy the charging station unnecessarily long so that other users also have access to charging if needed.

It is wise to consult the specific rules and guidelines that apply to the charging stations you use, whether they are public charging stations or charging stations on private property. These rules may vary depending on the location and the operator of the charging station.