The locking of a charging cable depends on the specific type and model of the cable.

Some charging cables have a locking mechanism, such as a slide lock or a twist lock system, which allows you to attach the cable to both the charging station and the vehicle. This locking ensures a firm and secure connection during charging, preventing the cable from accidentally coming loose.

However, not all charging cables have a locking mechanism. There are also simpler charging cables available that do not have specific locking options. These cables can still be used safely, but it is important to ensure that the cable is securely connected to both the charging station and the vehicle and that there is no chance of unintended disconnection.

When choosing a charging cable, you may consider selecting a cable with a locking mechanism if you want extra security and peace of mind during charging. Refer to the specifications and descriptions of the charging cables to see if a locking mechanism is present and how it works.