Originally Posted by
stvr
I took out a 2022 Kia Niro EV with a full tank of electricity. I drove about 70 miles and never even opened the trunk once. When I got back to the airport, the clerk opened the trunk and asked me what I had done with the charging cable. I said I had never even opened the trunk. He then wrote “missing cable” in pen on the windshield.
Am I on the hook for this? Should I be checking every EV for a cable before I leave the gate? What about the SD card for navigation? These are things that tend to “go missing.” I don’t see how it would be my fault.
I've rented the Hyundai Kona EV 5 times and I've never seen a charging cable in the trunk. Once I did look under the panel in the trunk and saw a bag there with a charging cable inside.
The Nero EV is just the Kia version of the Hyundai Kona, so the charging cable is probably under that panel in the trunk.
