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Discover an effortless method to estimate your EV charging costs! Answer the question of how much it costs to charge your EV by calculating the expense for a full charge, a trip, or per month.
Utilize this user-friendly calculator to estimate the charging time on a Level 2 charger tailored to your EV model and U.S. state.
Cost per full charge — Determine the cost of charging your EV from empty to full on a Level 2 charger.
Cost per trip — Calculate the cost to charge your EV for a specific distance on a Level 2 charger.
Cost per month — Estimate the monthly charging cost for your EV on a Level 2 charger, considering your daily mileage.
Select your car make from the drop-down list.
Pick your car model from the drop-down list.
Choose your state from the drop-down list.
Input the distance you plan to travel.
Specify the miles you plan to travel daily.
Customize the calculation in the “Advanced” tab for a tailored experience.
This represents the cost you pay for electricity, determined by your electrical utility company. By default, we utilize state averages to offer you an estimate.
The size of the vehicle’s battery determines the EV range and is typically upgradeable at the time of purchasing your EV.
The charging station’s supply of electricity, or the vehicle’s on-board charger limits the rate of charge. The calculator considers your EVs maximum charging acceptance rate.
To estimate the cost of charging an EV, calculate the expense for driving a specific distance. Two common measures for EV fuel economy are miles per gallon gasoline equivalent (MPGe) and kilowatt hours per 100 miles. (i.e., how many kilowatt-hours it takes to drive 100 miles) You can find the kilowatt per 100 miles value on the EPA level when purchasing your vehicle or by searching for vehicle models on fueleconomy.gov. Divide this value by 100 to determine the cost of driving 1 mile, then multiply it by the distance you plan to travel and the kilowatt-hour electricity fee.
Download the Blink Charging Mobile App on Google Play or the Apple Store to find a Blink charger near you.
Local, state, and federal incentives and rebates help you go electric, including the installation of EV chargers in single-family homes.
Finding a charger is an intuitive experience with advanced search, saving of favorites, and the ability to search for nearby amenities while you charge.
Find answers to common questions about using Blink charging stations, the Blink app, payments, and EV charging tips on our Driver FAQ page.
Explore helpful guides, tips, and tools to make the most of your EV experience with Blink on our Driver Resources page.
