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However, rental fees are usually higher than fees for gas-powered vehicles, according to AAA.
That amounts to about $40 in savings on a 500-mile trip with an EV.
Other companies have a 75% minimum and charge even higher fees.
Also, once your EV is charged, you must unplug it and move it away from the charger.
If you become distracted or forget to do this, rental companies will charge you ahefty idle fee.
Idle fees can run from $1.00-$1.50 per minute, according to Travelers United.
Bottom Line
Renting an EV can save you money, especially if youre driving a long distance.
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