How this is priced. State electricity rates are EIA averages for June 2026 (released 26 Aug 2026) — your own bill is the number that matters, so change it. Public network prices are dated national averages that move monthly and by site; use them for planning, then check the network's app for the actual quote before you charge. The federal home-charger credit (Section 30C) expired for any installation placed in service after 30 June 2026, so it is not included here.
Your driving
Typical EV: 3–4.5
Home charging
There's no universal EV off-peak discount — it depends entirely on your utility's plan. See examples in the guide.
Typical range shown as default — edit to your own quote.
See examples in the guide — Austin Energy, PG&E, Duke, LADWP, SMUD, NJ and others run these.
Public charging
The rest is assumed to be public charging.
Your result
Charging at home costs you about
$0/year less
100% home charging
$0
$0 / 100 mi
100% public charging
$0
$0 / 100 mi
Your blended annual cost
$0
Home rate default: EIA state average, June 2026 data (released 26 Aug 2026). Public network defaults: dated planning averages, Sept 2026 — not live quotes. Nothing you enter here is sent anywhere; this runs entirely in your browser.
Public network pricing used here
Dated planning averages — check the network's own app for a live quote before you charge.
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