EV charging cost by state

Residential electricity rates for all 51 states and territories the EIA reports, as of June 2026, worked through to what home charging costs. The year column assumes 1,000 miles a month at 30 kWh per 100 miles, the EPA's measured figure. The national average is 18.34 cents per kWh.

Every state, A to Z

Nevada is the cheapest at 13.11 cents per kWh and Hawaii the dearest at 52.72, a difference of $1,426 a year on the same driving.

StateCents per kWhCharging per year
Alabama16.40$590
Alaska28.21$1,016
Arizona15.18$546
Arkansas14.12$508
California34.74$1,251
Colorado17.13$617
Connecticut24.32$876
Delaware19.29$694
District of Columbia24.39$878
Florida15.10$544
Georgia16.36$589
Hawaii52.72$1,898
Idaho14.37$517
Illinois19.89$716
Indiana17.51$630
Iowa15.93$573
Kansas15.71$566
Kentucky14.26$513
Louisiana13.49$486
Maine29.59$1,065
Maryland21.84$786
Massachusetts29.61$1,066
Michigan22.99$828
Minnesota17.52$631
Mississippi14.88$536
Missouri16.22$584
Montana15.14$545
Nebraska13.25$477
Nevada13.11$472
New Hampshire27.01$972
New Jersey24.95$898
New Mexico15.06$542
New York29.49$1,062
North Carolina14.74$531
North Dakota14.12$508
Ohio19.19$691
Oklahoma14.33$516
Oregon16.32$588
Pennsylvania21.73$782
Rhode Island29.23$1,052
South Carolina15.55$560
South Dakota15.36$553
Tennessee14.07$507
Texas15.94$574
Utah13.37$481
Vermont24.44$880
Virginia17.22$620
Washington14.91$537
West Virginia15.45$556
Wisconsin19.56$704
Wyoming15.24$549

Listed A to Z; the filter above finds your state. For your exact car or battery size, use the charging cost calculator.

Prices and specifications verified September 9, 2026, and re-checked weekly after that. How these numbers are checked.

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