
— EV SAVINGS CALCULATOR
See what charging at home could save you.
Start with what you spend on gas—or how much you drive—and see what home charging could cost with the EV you choose.
How would you like to estimate your savings?
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— YOUR ESTIMATED MONTHLY DRIVING COST
That's about $156 back in your pocket each month. Home charging could also save about $109 per month compared with public fast charging.
Home charger installation is available in Central and West Florida.
*Illustrative estimates only. Vehicle efficiency varies by model year, trim, speed, weather and driving conditions. Charging losses and energy prices vary. Adjust the assumptions above for a more personalized estimate.
— SHOULD I GO ELECTRIC?
Home charging is where EV savings can really add up.
An electric vehicle can be most economical when it charges overnight at home instead of relying primarily on public fast charging. Use the calculator above to compare your estimated home-charging cost with public fast charging and a similar gasoline vehicle.
Your results change with the vehicle, how much you drive and local energy prices. Open “Make my estimate more accurate” to personalize the assumptions.
Is charging an EV at home cheaper than buying gas?
For many drivers, yes. Your exact savings depend on annual mileage, the EV's efficiency, your electric rate, gasoline prices and the fuel economy of the gas vehicle being compared.
Is home EV charging cheaper than using Superchargers?
Home charging is generally less expensive when your residential electricity rate is below the public fast-charging price. This calculator compares $0.14/kWh at home with $0.49/kWh for Level 3 or Supercharger use.
How does this EV savings calculator work?
Start with either your monthly gas spending or monthly mileage, then choose an EV. The calculator estimates your driving distance and compares home charging, public fast charging and gasoline costs. You can adjust the energy-price and fuel-economy assumptions for a more personalized estimate.