Georgia · 14.6¢/kWh · $2.95/gal

EV vs Gas Cost in Georgia

A Tesla Model 3 costs about $647 a year to charge in Georgia vs $1,245 in gas for a Toyota Camry — $598 saved a year, $2,989 over 5 years (13,500 miles, 85% home charging). Change anything below.

Electric car

kWh/100 mi

Gas car

MPG
13,500 mi/yr
10,00030,000
Home 85% · Fast 15%
All public fast chargingAll home charging
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$/gal
Purchase price & maintenance (for payback)
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Price gap after any rebates. Upkeep = oil changes, brakes, tires, fluids — your own estimate. Enter 0 to compare fuel only.

Yearly fuel cost

EV charging$647

3,375 kWh · blended $0.192/kWh

Gasoline$1,245

422 gal of gas

You save with the EV

+$998per year

+$4,989over 5 years

Fuel +$598 · upkeep +$400 a year

Cost per mile

4.8¢/mi

EV

vs

9.2¢/mi

Gas

Break-even gas price: $1.53/gal

Payback period

6 yrs

to earn back $6,000 extra

5-year net: -$1,011

5-year running cost: EV $6,233 vs gas $11,223 (fuel + upkeep). Estimates only — swap in your bill rate and local pump price.

How much does it cost to charge an electric car in Georgia?

At 14.6¢ per kWh, Georgia electricity is 9% below the national average of 16¢. Gas is relatively cheap at about $2.95 a gallon (16% below the $3.50 reference), so a thrifty gas car stays more competitive.

At Georgia's average rate, adding 100 miles to a Model 3 costs about $3.65 at home, and a full 60 kWh charge costs about $8.76. Over a year of 13,500 miles with 85% home charging, the EV charging cost in Georgia comes to about $647 — roughly $54 a month. The U.S. average for the same car is $687.

EV charging cost in Georgia: home vs station

Home charging at $0.146 per kWh works out to 3.6¢ a mile in a Model 3. Public DC fast charging, often around $0.45 per kWh, is 11.3¢ a mile. If you could only fast charge, the yearly bill would be about $1,519, which is $274 more than gas. Ask your utility about EV or time-of-use plans; overnight rates are frequently well below the average shown here.

EV vs gas cost per mile in Georgia

VehiclePer milePer year5 years
Tesla Model 34.8¢$647$3,233
Tesla Model Y5.4¢$724$3,621
Hyundai Ioniq 55.7¢$776$3,880
Ford F-150 Lightning9.2¢$1,242$6,208
Honda Civic8.4¢$1,138$5,689
Toyota Camry9.2¢$1,245$6,223
Honda CR-V10.5¢$1,422$7,112
Ford F-15014.8¢$1,991$9,956

EV rows use the blended 85% home / 15% fast-charging price of $0.192 per kWh. Fuel only — maintenance and purchase price are in the calculator.

Is an electric car worth it in Georgia?

Georgia ranks #25 of 50 for EV fuel savings — middle of the pack. For the Model 3 to cost the same to fuel as a Camry, gas in Georgia would have to drop to about $1.53 a gallon. Add lower upkeep — no oil changes and less brake wear — and the yearly gap typically grows by a few hundred dollars. Whether the switch pays off depends mostly on the price difference you pay up front; enter it in the payback field above.

Nearby in the ranking: Indiana ($606/yr), Tennessee ($599/yr), Louisiana ($593/yr), Iowa ($593/yr). Compare all 50 states.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charge a Tesla in Georgia?

At about 14.6¢ per kWh, a Model 3 (25 kWh/100 mi) costs roughly 3.6¢ a mile at home and a Model Y (28 kWh/100 mi) about 4.1¢. A full 75 kWh charge is about $10.95 at home; Supercharger and other fast-charging prices are higher and vary by location and time.

Is it cheaper to drive electric than gas in Georgia?

Yes. With mostly home charging, an efficient EV saves about $598 a year in fuel compared with a 32 MPG car at Georgia's average prices.

What is the average electricity rate in Georgia?

Our preset uses about 14.6¢ per kWh, a rounded residential average based on U.S. EIA state data. Your bill can differ by utility, season and plan — use the per-kWh total from your own bill for the best estimate.

How much is gas in Georgia?

The preset uses about $2.95 per gallon of regular, a rounded statewide average. Pump prices change weekly, so type today's local price into the calculator.