Enter your Annual Mileage, Current Car MPG, Gas Price, EV Efficiency, Electricity Rate, and both Gas Car and EV Maintenance costs to see your Total Annual Savings — plus Fuel Savings, Maintenance Savings, and 10-Year Savings.
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EVs typically save 60-70% on maintenance costs compared to gas vehicles. This is because EVs have fewer moving parts, no oil changes, no transmission repairs, and regenerative braking reduces brake wear significantly.
EVs still require tire rotations, cabin air filter changes, brake fluid checks, and coolant system maintenance. However, they eliminate oil changes, spark plug replacements, transmission service, and most engine-related repairs.
In most areas, yes. The average cost to charge an EV is equivalent to paying $1.00-$1.50 per gallon of gas. Even with rising electricity rates, EVs typically cost 50-70% less to fuel than comparable gas vehicles.
These estimates are based on national averages and typical driving patterns. Your actual savings may vary based on local fuel and electricity prices, driving habits, vehicle choice, and maintenance needs.
While EVs save on fuel and maintenance, they may have higher insurance costs and potential battery replacement expenses after 8-10 years. However, battery costs are decreasing and warranties typically cover 8+ years.
Most EV owners see immediate savings on fuel costs from day one. Maintenance savings become more apparent after the first year as gas vehicles require more frequent service visits.
Check your electricity bill for the rate per kWh, or contact your utility company. You can also search online for '[your city] electricity rates' to find average residential rates in your area.