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New Hampshire EV Charging Costs (2026)
The average residential electricity price in New Hampshire is $0.2701 per kWh — 39% above the US average of $0.1942/kWh (Ranked #44 of 51). Here is how much it costs to charge an electric car in New Hampshire per month and per year.
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$86.04 / month
Cheapest option: Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD
| Vehicle | Type | Month | Year | Per mile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD | Battery electric | $86.04 | $1,032.48 | $0.086 |
| Toyota Corolla | Petrol | $125.77 | $1,509.22 | $0.126 |
monthly cost = miles ÷ efficiency × price × (1 + charging loss)
miles = 1,000
home rate = $0.2701/kWh (80% of charging)
public DC rate = $0.4700/kWh (20%)
charging loss = 10%Charging an EV in New Hampshire
At $0.2701/kWh, the Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD costs about $86.04 a month over 1,000 miles — roughly $0.086 per mile. The same distance in the Toyota Corolla at $4.29/gallon costs about $125.77.
New Hampshire Charging Costs Across 7 Popular Vehicle Types
Estimated monthly and annual costs for 1,000 miles per month at New Hampshire's average residential electricity rate ($0.2701/kWh) and petrol price ($4.29/gal):
| Vehicle Model | Type | Est. Monthly | Est. Annual | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD | EV SUV | $86.04/mo | $1,032.48/yr | $0.086/mi |
| Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD | EV Sedan | $84.04/mo | $1,008.52/yr | $0.084/mi |
| Ford F-150 Lightning 4WD | EV Pickup | $158.85/mo | $1,906.18/yr | $0.159/mi |
| Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid | PHEV Compact SUV | $111.34/mo | $1,336.06/yr | $0.111/mi |
| Toyota Camry Hybrid LE | Hybrid Sedan | $84.80/mo | $1,017.57/yr | $0.085/mi |
| Honda CR-V AWD | Gas Compact SUV | $149.13/mo | $1,789.58/yr | $0.149/mi |
| Ford Explorer AWD | Gas 3-Row SUV | $203.07/mo | $2,436.88/yr | $0.203/mi |
Major Electric Utilities in New Hampshire
Residential electricity rates vary across service areas. Primary electric utilities serving New Hampshire include:
Tip: Many utilities in New Hampshire offer specialized time-of-use tariffs or off-peak EV charging schedules. Charging overnight during off-peak hours (commonly 11 PM to 6 AM) can lower your home charging expenses significantly compared to the state average residential tariff of $0.2701/kWh. Check with your electric utility provider to explore available EV-friendly rate plans.
What public fast charging costs here
Public DC fast charging is priced by the network, not by the state, and a representative US average is around $0.47/kWh. Some states require per-minute pricing instead of per-kWh, and most networks add idle or session fees — so treat this as an estimate rather than a quote.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average residential electricity rate in New Hampshire?
$0.2701 per kWh, according to U.S. EIA Form 861M data for June 2026. This ranks New Hampshire #44 out of 51 jurisdictions nationwide (highest quartile (q4)).
How much does it cost to charge an electric car monthly in New Hampshire?
Around $86.04 a month for 1,000 miles in a Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD at New Hampshire's average rate of $0.2701/kWh, before any off-peak utility discounts.
How does EV charging compare to petrol fuel costs in New Hampshire?
Driving 1,000 miles in an electric vehicle in New Hampshire costs about $86.04, compared to approximately $125.77 in a 30 MPG petrol car at $4.29/gallon — saving roughly $476.74 per year.
Which electric utilities serve New Hampshire?
Major electric providers in New Hampshire include Eversource New Hampshire, Liberty Utilities, Unitil. Many offer off-peak EV charging incentives and time-of-use tariffs.
Can I calculate with my own electricity tariff?
Yes — you can enter your exact utility bill rate into the interactive calculator above to see your customized monthly estimate.
Are public fast charging prices included in this state average?
No. Residential rates reflect home charging ($0.2701/kWh). Public DC fast charging networks typically average around $0.47/kWh nationwide and vary by network and station location.
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Data sources. Vehicle efficiency: U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov (2026 model year). Electricity prices: U.S. EIA Form 861M (residential, June 2026). Fuel prices: U.S. EIA weekly retail (week ending 2026-09-07). All figures are estimates, not quotes.