Experience the thrill of driving and EV with an electric car rental from SIXT. Choose from top models like the BMW i4, i5 and iX or Hyundai Ioniq5 . Our premium EVs offer advanced technology, superior comfort, and impressive performance. Enjoy seamless booking and friendly customer service for a hassle-free rental experience.
During your EV rental, you may need to use a public charging station. Consider the availability of charging stations, the type of charger (Level 2, or DC fast charging), and the charging speed. Plan your routes to include charging stops and be aware of charging costs. Find our more about charging and trip planning.
Yes, some vehicles may have charging cables or adapters included if needed.
Your vehicle’s navigation system can show chargers near you. You can also use 3rd party apps like ChargeHub or PlugShare. SIXT recommends using the filter function to only show the type of charger that fits the situation. DC charging for road trips or quick charging and AC charging for times the vehicle will be parked for extended periods.
The charging cost and how it’s calculated varies throughout the US. In some cases, you pay per kilowatt-hour (kWh) used while in others you pay per minute of charging.
You are responsible for paying for charging costs.
There are several factors impacting the range of an electric car.
The braking behavior of the electric vehicle is also different. In addition to the conventional braking system, electric vehicles utilize Regenerative Braking. Here, when the accelerator pedal is released, the electric motor is used as a generator and kinetic energy is converted into electrical energy. In this process, the car slows down. In some cases, Regenerative Braking is so powerful that the conventional brakes rarely need to be used.