There isn't.
The important difference is that EV charging plugs/sockets do not have any exposed pins on either half, and they are only energised when the plug/socket has been locked into the other half,
Unless someone has tampered with it, they can't be unplugged when energised, and even if the lock had been defeated, the pilot pins will be disconnected before the power pins, which would cause the supply to be cut off immediately.
