---
title: "ElectricVehicleStatusEvent.Status.chargingActive(_:)"
framework: energykit
role: symbol
role_heading: Case
path: "energykit/electricvehiclestatusevent/status-swift.enum/chargingactive(_:)"
---

# ElectricVehicleStatusEvent.Status.chargingActive(_:)

A status that indicates that the vehicle is actively charging.

## Declaration

```swift
case chargingActive(ElectricVehicleChargingReason.ActiveReason)
```

## Mentioned in

Providing charging history for electric vehicles

## Discussion

Discussion When your app provides status for a load event, communicate charging activity using this method. The ElectricVehicleChargingReason.ActiveReason arguments you provide explain why charging starts, such as when cleaner grid conditions or lower rates become available. For example: let activeEvent = ElectricVehicleStatusEvent(     timestamp: Date.now,     device: device,     venueID: venueID,     status: .chargingActive(.cleanerEnergyAvailable),     stateOfCharge: 43,     energy: Measurement(value: 25_000_000, unit: .EnergyKit.milliwattHours),     estimatedRange: Measurement(value: 120, unit: .miles),     chargingTarget: chargingTarget,     sessionIdentifier: session.id ) If your app adopts the EnergyKit LoadEvents Entitlement, include the load event’s session identifier to correlate the active status with energy consumption data for a specific charging session in the Home app.

## See Also

### Charging states

- [ElectricVehicleStatusEvent.Status.chargingIdle(_:)](energykit/electricvehiclestatusevent/status-swift.enum/chargingidle(_:).md)