> I was told I need to return the car charged or I would be billed for "filling it up". I was confused why they couldn't charge at the airport and also explained that if I charge near my hotel it will likely not be 100% when I get to the airport. They couldn't say if that was ok.
This is the same with gas cars. It's very frustrating because they're directly being dicks to their customers. You have 3 options
1. Bring it back with a full tank of gas (annoying, as you have find a gas station and plan time)
2. Pay up front for a full tank of gas and 1.5x to 2x the price of normal gas. Now you'll be trying to drive it extra so you can use all the gas you paid for but not so much that you run out.
3. Bring it back not full and then they charge you even more.
It's infuriating how adversarial it is and I'm surprised no company advertises they don't do this to their customers. No idea if there are good ones out there but have never been to one.
This is the same with gas cars. It's very frustrating because they're directly being dicks to their customers. You have 3 options
1. Bring it back with a full tank of gas (annoying, as you have find a gas station and plan time)
2. Pay up front for a full tank of gas and 1.5x to 2x the price of normal gas. Now you'll be trying to drive it extra so you can use all the gas you paid for but not so much that you run out.
3. Bring it back not full and then they charge you even more.
It's infuriating how adversarial it is and I'm surprised no company advertises they don't do this to their customers. No idea if there are good ones out there but have never been to one.