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If you're planning on a road trip with your electric vehicles (EV), you'll want to prepare for the cost of charging. Calculating the cost of that can be tricky. There are multiple types of chargers and charging networks, and the costs of electricity vary from state to state.
Many EVs now can range more than 200 miles per charge. For major trips, you'll likely have to charge your vehicle several times.
In general, it will cost between $10 and $30 to charge your EV while on the road, depending on what level of charger you are using. That makes the cost of an EV road trip comparable with that of the same journey in a regular (i.e., gas-powered) car. There are, however, plenty of factors that can complicate this apparently simple math.
Charging your EV at a commercial charger on a road trip can cost between $10 and $30 when using a level 3 charger.
Charging costs can vary a lot depending on a variety of factors like where you are and what kind of chargers you use.
That can make the cost of a road trip in an EV higher than the cost of using a conventional vehicle. In order to limit costs, you should use apps like A Better Route Planner or PlugShare to plan a route that takes in charging stations and use supermarket and hotel chargers when possible.