EV Charging Cost by US State (2026)

How much does it actually cost to charge an EV in your state? Pick yours below for an annual estimate based on real EIA residential rates and 12,000 miles of driving per year.

• Alabama17.15¢/kWh
• Alaska27.17¢/kWh
• Arizona15.59¢/kWh
• Arkansas13.63¢/kWh
• California33.35¢/kWh
• Colorado16.74¢/kWh
• Connecticut30.47¢/kWh
• Delaware17.64¢/kWh
• Florida14.86¢/kWh
• Georgia15.01¢/kWh
• Hawaii42.23¢/kWh
• Idaho13.01¢/kWh
• Illinois18.86¢/kWh
• Indiana17.85¢/kWh
• Iowa13.42¢/kWh
• Kansas15.34¢/kWh
• Kentucky14.88¢/kWh
• Louisiana14.16¢/kWh
• Maine28.32¢/kWh
• Maryland22.2¢/kWh
• Massachusetts30.21¢/kWh
• Michigan21.2¢/kWh
• Minnesota15.08¢/kWh
• Mississippi16.3¢/kWh
• Missouri13.44¢/kWh
• Montana13.48¢/kWh
• Nebraska13.1¢/kWh
• Nevada14.17¢/kWh
• New Hampshire26.92¢/kWh
• New Jersey23.49¢/kWh
• New Mexico14.81¢/kWh
• New York28.55¢/kWh
• North Carolina16¢/kWh
• North Dakota11.95¢/kWh
• Ohio18.78¢/kWh
• Oklahoma13.56¢/kWh
• Oregon14.89¢/kWh
• Pennsylvania20.92¢/kWh
• Rhode Island29.91¢/kWh
• South Carolina16.45¢/kWh
• South Dakota14.29¢/kWh
• Tennessee15.08¢/kWh
• Texas16.39¢/kWh
• Utah13.17¢/kWh
• Vermont24.11¢/kWh
• Virginia17.05¢/kWh
• Washington14.4¢/kWh
• West Virginia16.37¢/kWh
• Wisconsin18.8¢/kWh
• Wyoming13.59¢/kWh