A driver using a public electric vehicle charger at a Hyundai dealership was charged an exorbitant fee of $418 for a 44-minute charging session, despite the charger being marketed as accessible to all EV owners. The incident raises concerns about billing transparency and fairness in public charging networks, particularly when fees far exceed typical costs. The discrepancy highlights potential issues with how certain charging stations handle payments, leaving users vulnerable to unexpected expenses. Questions remain about whether the station’s billing system malfunctioned or if the pricing structure was misrepresented to drivers.
A ‘Public’ EV Charger At a Hyundai Dealership Billed a Chevy Bolt Driver $418 for 44 Minutes Road & Track
