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Electricity cost is .15-.20kWh in my area in New England depending on which utility you are with. At the ratio you mentioned this means I'd be spending .30 kWh
by iamthepieman 4y ago
Electricity cost is .15-.20kWh in my area in New England depending on which utility you are with. At the ratio you mentioned this means I'd be spending .30 kWh (taking .18 as the midpoint of local prices). New England also means cold weather. It's in the teens here pretty regularly but I don't know the numbers for how that'd effect EV efficiency.
Regardless, not as much of a
difference in cost as I thought it would be. In my ICE vehicle I pay 10.50 per 100 miles at the current gas prices in my area.
- Kirby64 4y agoThe ratio I mention is what is BS, IMO. There's no reason why charging costs need to be that high. The way they're amortizing it seems flawed.