Better yet: Each charging station has N cords. The first n cords to be plugged in becomes a primary (read full) charge cord. Once n primary cords are in use,

Better yet: Each charging station has N cords. The first n cords to be plugged in becomes a primary (read full) charge cord. Once n primary cords are in use, any subsequent cords start as secondary (read trickle charge -- an aside, do EV's really need to be trickle charged). Again, in order of arrival, the secondary cords are put into a queue. As the initial batch of n cars reach full charge (or maybe 90%), primary cords swap functionality with the next secondary cord in the queue.