Porsche driver under fire for infuriating act at a Bellevue Hill Sydney ... trends now
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A Porsche driver has outraged electric vehicle owners after parking their car in a designated charging station - not once but twice.
Residents in Bellevue Hill, an affluent harbourside eastern suburb of Sydney, spotted the luxury German car parked in an EV charging spot on Birriga Road over the weekend.
One enraged local took matters into their own hands and vandalised the vehicle by scrawling a message in red ink on the driver's side window.
The local accused the driver of being a repeat offender writing: 'This is the second time you are parking in this spot.'
The Porsche driver was also hit with a fine of $129 from a Waverly Council parking officer on Monday.
The Porsche was spotted parked in a designated EV charging spot on Birriga Road, in Sydney's upmarket Bellevue Hill
One frustrated local vandalised the luxury car's driver's side window, scrawling a message in red ink accusing the driver of being a repeat offender
Squabbles between EV owners and drivers of cars with internal combustion engines over designated parking spaces are becoming more common across the country's major cities.
Despite being declared Australia's most expensive suburb in 2023 - with a median house price of $9.73million - Bellevue Hill only has three public charging ports available for residents.
The street where the fine was issued is also dominated by one and
