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If you want to change your membership plan from monthly to annual, annual to monthly, or a university membership, you may do so by accessing your account settings on Zipcar.com. Go to your Account...

Zipcar now uses the pay-by-plate method to calculate toll charges. When you drive through a toll lane, a camera captures your license plate and the toll is billed to your account. You’ll typically ...

We do not recommend using your own Toll Pass in Zipcars since tolls are calculated by the Zipcar license plate and are non-refundable. This ensures you will not receive two charges for the tolls an...

Start your EV trip like any other Zipcar by using the app. Unlock the car, then do the damage and cleanliness report. Your location will be a Charging Home Location or Non-Charging Home Location. ...

Returning an EV is the same as any other Zipcar, except you must plug the car in before ending your trip if it's parked at a Charging Home Location. Here’s the details: Return your car to the same...

Use the Plugshare app (or website) or Google Maps to find one along your route. Filter for charging stations with Level 2 (J-1772) or Level 3 (CCS/SAE) connectors and the same brand as the car’s ch...

Each charging station is different, but you can count on a few things: You’ll need a charging card for the Chargepoint or SemaConnect brands. You might need to download their apps for the station—...

Don’t worry! Your EV will give you an estimate of how many miles you have left throughout your trip. It changes depending on how fast you drive, the outdoor temperature and whether the heat or AC i...

Yes! But you should plan ahead for charging. Make sure you know: The difference between Level 2 and Level 3 charging The type of charging stations along your route (Use an app like Plugshare or Go...

EV trips have the same rules as all our cars: Be back on time. Clean up before you go. Plug-in at the end of your trip to charge it for the next member. And remember - while you don’t need to ret...