I was wondering about that too. I guess I have to say no. If the battery explodes if it's charged above 4.2V and the current voltage is 4.2V, then I guess you

I was wondering about that too. I guess I have to say no. If the battery explodes if it's charged above 4.2V and the current voltage is 4.2V, then I guess you shouldn't try to put any more energy into the battery. I don't have an electric car but my understanding is that you don't actually charge them to full (it says 100% but the battery can safely accept more charge). Maybe they would do something similar here. But yeah, I don't really know. What happens if you have an electric car and live on the top of the mountain and the first 10 minutes of your grocery store involves trading elevation for battery charge? Does your car fail sooner than the person that lives at the bottom of a hill and expends most of their energy in the first 10 minutes? No idea.