03-13-2014, 02:58 PM
http://www.plugincars.com/ultimate-guide...26530.html
Access: Start by registering a credit card with a Blink account. There are no required annual or monthly membership fees, or minimum credit card balance. Members who register will receive an “InCard†and can initiate a charge using the card. Guests can initiate a charge with Blink’s mobile application.
Cost Per Charge: Blink fees are priced on an hourly basis. In its Blink Plus plan requiring a $30 annual fee (waived through 2013), charging is $1 per hour. Blink Basic, not requiring a fee, is charged at $1.50 per hour. Blink Guests pay $2 an hour. All of these rates are for Level 2 240-volt charging. Prices have not been established for DC Quick Charging on the Blink Network.
According to the internet though an hour of charging only gets you about 20 miles of charge.... Cheaper than gas, but doesn't seem too convenient unless you happen to work next to the place...
Access: Start by registering a credit card with a Blink account. There are no required annual or monthly membership fees, or minimum credit card balance. Members who register will receive an “InCard†and can initiate a charge using the card. Guests can initiate a charge with Blink’s mobile application.
Cost Per Charge: Blink fees are priced on an hourly basis. In its Blink Plus plan requiring a $30 annual fee (waived through 2013), charging is $1 per hour. Blink Basic, not requiring a fee, is charged at $1.50 per hour. Blink Guests pay $2 an hour. All of these rates are for Level 2 240-volt charging. Prices have not been established for DC Quick Charging on the Blink Network.
According to the internet though an hour of charging only gets you about 20 miles of charge.... Cheaper than gas, but doesn't seem too convenient unless you happen to work next to the place...