1/5 Vincent K. 1 year ago on Google
I
have
booked
and
prepaid
for
an
automatic
transmission
diesel/petrol
vehicle
two
weeks
in
advance.
However,
at
the
counter,
I
was
forced
to
accept
an
electric
car
as
no
automatic
transmission
vehicle
was
available.
For
the
electric
car
I
got
on
the
first
day,
there
was
no
fast-charging
cable
in
the
car.
Therefore,
there
was
almost
impossible
to
charge
the
car
upon
arriving
at
the
first
destination.
With
the
slow-charging
cable
in
the
car
(wall
plug),
it
takes
23
hours
to
fully
charge
the
vehicle.
As
a
foreigner,
most
of
the
charging
facilities
cannot
be
accessed
as
their
use
requires
registration
with
a
local
mobile
phone
number.
It
takes
me
more
than
2
hours
to
drive
around
at
the
first
destination
to
get
an
electric
charging
facility.
After
2
hours
charging,
I
was
confident
to
drive
back
to
Dusseldorf.
When
I
asked
for
the
exchange
of
the
vehicle
after
returning
to
the
rental,
the
staff
did
not
respond
to
my
request.
With
a
slow-charging
cable,
100%
recharge
is
not
possible.
However,
it
was
then
charged
to
me
in
the
invoice
for
not
fully
charging
the
electric
car.
With
the
help
of
a
local
friend,
I
was
able
to
change
to
another
automatic
vehicle.
This
showed
that
they
had
the
automatic
vehicle
but
did
not
want
to
give
me
one
at
the
beginning.
This
is
the
worst
rental
experience
I
had.
I
used
Sixt
for
many
years
when
I
go
to
Europe.
However,
I
would
reconsider
using
another
rental
company
after
having
this
experience.
Advice
for
other
non-local
users:
Do
not
accept
an
electric
car.
The
staff
told
me
that
the
battery
would
last
for
450
km.
However,
the
OPEL
they
offered
only
shows
312
km
at
a
98%
battery
level.
Moreover,
after
driving
for
98
km,
the
battery
showed
about
175
km
remaining.
The
setting
in
the
OPEL
electric
car
cannot
be
changed
without
using
their
APPS.
For
non-local
users,
downloading
the
APPS
is
not
allowed.
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