Renting an electric vehicle for the first time can feel intimidating, mostly because the charging routine is unfamiliar. In practice, it's simpler than it looks once you know the basics.
Plan charging stops the way you'd plan gas stops on a long drive — apps like PlugShare or the car's built-in navigation will route you past fast chargers along your path.
Around town, you likely won't need to charge daily. Most EVs comfortably cover 200+ miles per charge, more than enough for typical day-to-day driving.
Return the car with roughly the charge level you picked it up with, same as you would with a fuel tank, to avoid extra charges.