The States Where It Costs the Most To Charge a Tesla
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GOBankingRates referred to AAA's EV charging prices and factored how much it would cost a person to charge a 75kWh battery to full. The total cost for fully charging a battery in these 17 states is $30 or more.
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1. West Virginia
Cost/kWh: $0.518
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $38.85
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2. Alaska
Cost/kWh: $0.510
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $38.25
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3. Tennessee
Cost/kWh: $0.470
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $35.25
4. Hawaii
Cost/kWh: $0.467
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $35.03
5. Montana
Cost/kWh: $0.454
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $34.05
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6. South Carolina
Cost/kWh: $0.445
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $33.38
7. New Hampshire
Cost/kWh: $0.433
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $32.48
8. Wisconsin
Cost/kWh: $0.428
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $32.10
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9. Alabama
Cost/kWh: $0.426
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $31.95
10. Arkansas
Cost/kWh: $0.425
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $31.88
11. Kentucky
Cost/kWh: $0.425
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $31.88
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12. North Dakota
Cost/kWh: $0.425
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $31.88
13. Louisiana
Cost/kWh: $0.424
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $31.80
14. Arizona
Cost/kWh: $0.418
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $31.35
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15. Nevada
Cost/kWh: $0.404
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $30.30
16. Ohio
Cost/kWh: $0.402
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $30.15
17. Oklahoma
Cost/kWh: $0.402
Cost to charge a battery to 75kWh: $30.15
Methodology: For this piece GOBankingRates used AAA EV charging prices and factored that out for how much it would cost one to charge a 75kWh battery to full. All data was collected and up to date as of July 14, 2025.
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