In Pictures: Detroit Hyundai dealer charges $418 for one EV charging session

An EV driver charges on a public street, a routine that can become costly when dealerships set inflated rates.

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The Hyundai Elantra, among the automaker's models that may direct drivers to dealership chargers with steep fees.

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Plugging in an electric car highlights the convenience that can be undermined by unexpected charging bills.

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A sunny charging session outdoors, yet costs can vary widely depending on the station operator.

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Drivers seeking scenic routes may still face high prices at dealer-operated charging points.

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Compact EVs offer affordability on the road, but charging fees can offset those savings at certain lots.

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Hyundai's electric SUVs are marketed for adventure, yet charging at its dealers may not be budget-friendly.

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Designated parking for charging stations, where drivers expect fair pricing but may encounter dealer markup.

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An electric SUV in a forest setting underscores the need for transparent charging costs across all locales.

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