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Some 3rd Party Chargers are Insanely Expensive

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(thread resurrection)
I recall participating in a thread ages about about insanely priced charging at a hotel in So Cal... but I think this one from https://www.chevybolt.org/threads/fast-charging-at-2-30-kwh-plus-10-50-session.51738/ (you need to be a member here to see it) takes the cake.

He wrote:
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  • $2.30 / kWh
  • $10.50 / session
  • $2.40 / min occupancy fee (starting 5 minutes after charging finishes)"
It's at 1026 N McEwan St in Clare, Michigan. Here are screenshots I took. WTF!?!?!
 

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At first, $0.20/kWh, plus $0.05/min parking fee from ChargePoint sounds pretty good. With my CHAdeMO adapter, an hour's worth of charging would be around 37kWh and run $13. Overall cost then is close to $0.36/kWh. With a CCS adapter, I would think that the cost / kWH will be a bit lower.

Curious.... Supercharger map shows this location as still being off-line (Open Q3 2023) but the photo of the Rivian mating with the ChargePoint is dated Nov. 2022. Plugshare has check-ins at the Superchargers going back to Oct. 2022. Maybe somebody is sleeping at the map at Tesla???

edit: Just went out to my car and checked the map. Redding (Sundial Bridge) shows up as open and $0.46/kWh. Double checked tesla.com/findus and it's not there; just a general pin location at the center of Redding showing the target opening date.

edit2: After some poking around here, I found this:
Known problem since at least Feb. 2023.
 
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