Find out how much it costs to charge any electric vehicle. Compare EV vs gas costs by model. Updated for 2026.
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Charging costs for the most popular electric vehicles in United States
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Everything you need to know about EV charging costs
The average cost to charge an EV at home is $188-$375 per month, depending on your electricity rate and how much you drive. This is typically 60-70% cheaper than gasoline.
Yes. On average, charging an EV costs about $0/mile, while gasoline costs about $0.1/mile. Over a year of driving 12,000 miles, you can save $1,000-$1,600.
Electricity rates vary by country. In United States the average is about $0.16/kWh. Check with your local utility for exact rates.
No. The cost depends on how much energy (kWh) you use, not how fast you charge. However, public fast chargers often charge a premium per kWh compared to home charging.
Charge during off-peak hours if your utility offers time-of-use rates, install solar panels, use free workplace chargers, and compare electricity plans to find the lowest rate.