EV Charging Cost at $0.26/kWh
At $0.26/kWh, you're paying a moderate electricity rate. This average electricity rate in United States significantly impacts your EV charging costs. Use our calculator to see exactly how much you'll spend charging any electric vehicle at this rate.
Quick Cost Comparison
At $0.26/kWh, a typical EV (17.5 kWh/100km) costs $0.073 per mile, or $75.83/month for average driving. More efficient EVs cost less, while larger vehicles cost more.
Calculate Your Charging Cost at $0.26/kWh
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Results
Cost per mile
$0.085
Monthly Cost
$88.48
Annual Cost
$1061.76
Cost Breakdown:
Home Charging
$732/year
Fast Charging
$330/year
Results are estimates based on your inputs. Actual costs may vary with driving conditions, temperature, and charging network rates.
Example Costs by Vehicle Type
| Vehicle Type | Cost per Mile | Monthly Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Efficient Sedan | $0.065 | $67 |
| Average EV | $0.073 | $76 |
| Large SUV | $0.092 | $95 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is $0.26/kWh a good electricity rate for EV charging?
This is a average rate for United States. This is a typical rate for EV charging.
How much does EV charging cost at $0.26/kWh?
Costs vary by vehicle efficiency. An efficient sedan might cost $0.03-0.04 per mile, while a larger SUV might cost $0.05-0.07 per mile. Use our calculator above for your specific vehicle.
Should I use fast charging at this rate?
Fast charging typically costs 1.5-2x more than home charging. At $0.26/kWh for home charging, fast charging might cost $0.47/kWh or more. Use fast charging for convenience, not daily charging.