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Tesla Charging Cost Calculator
What it costs to charge a Tesla, model by model, at your local electricity price — with home and Supercharger-style public pricing kept separate.
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How Much Does It Cost to Charge a Tesla? (2026 Averages)
Quick benchmark across popular Tesla models, based on published EPA ratings, US average residential electricity ($0.1942/kWh), and typical Supercharger pricing ($0.47/kWh):
| Tesla Model | EPA Range | Full Home Charge | Full Supercharger | Est. Monthly (1,000 mi) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Model 3 (Premium RWD) | 363 miles | ~$19.11 | ~$46.24 | $67.59/mo |
| Tesla Model Y (Long Range RWD) | 357 miles | ~$19.24 | ~$46.56 | $69.19/mo |
| Tesla Model S (Dual Motor) | 410 miles | ~$23.76 | ~$57.51 | $74.42/mo |
| Tesla Model X (Dual Motor) | 352 miles | ~$24.21 | ~$58.60 | $88.33/mo |
| Tesla Cybertruck (Dual Motor AWD) | 325 miles | ~$29.79 | ~$72.09 | $117.69/mo |
*Estimates assume full 0–100% battery replenishment with 10% AC charging loss. Monthly cost assumes standard 80% home / 20% Supercharger mix. Use the calculator below to set your exact state rates and mileage.
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$69.19 / month
Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD · Battery electric · 1,000 miles/month
- Per mile
- $0.069
- Per year
- $830.30
- Efficiency
- 3.96 mi/kWh
- Energy used
- 252 kWh/mo
monthly cost = miles ÷ efficiency × price × (1 + charging loss)
miles = 1,000
home rate = $0.1942/kWh (80% of charging)
public DC rate = $0.4700/kWh (20%)
charging loss = 10%Every Tesla model
How much cheaper is charging at home?
Typically by a factor of about three. The exact gap depends on where you live: in states with cheap power the home advantage is enormous, while in high-price states the gap narrows. Move the "Charging at home" slider to see the crossover for your own mix.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to charge a Tesla at home and at a Supercharger?
A full home charge for a Tesla typically costs between $19 and $30 at the US residential average of $0.1942/kWh. At a public Tesla Supercharger (averaging ~$0.47/kWh), a full charge costs approximately $46 to $72. For 1,000 miles of driving per month, expect around $67 to $118 depending on your model.
Is this run by Tesla?
No. This is an independent estimator and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc.
How much does it cost to charge a Model Y at home?
At the US average of about $0.1942/kWh and 1,000 miles a month, the Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD works out near $69.19/month. Change the state to see your price.
Does this include Supercharger idle fees?
No. Idle and session fees vary by site and are not included — only the per-kWh energy price.
Which Tesla is cheapest to run?
Generally the smallest battery and most efficient drivetrain. Use the model list above to compare mi/kWh figures directly.
Do I need to enter a ZIP code?
No — pick your state.
Can I share my result?
Yes, the URL carries your inputs.
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.
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