EV Charging Cost in Georgia

Updated September 2026 · average residential rates

The short answer: Georgia's average residential electricity rate is 14.2¢/kWh — 16% below the U.S. average, ranking #18 cheapest of 51. A Tesla Model Y costs about $11.83 to fully charge at home here (4.0¢ per mile), and home charging saves roughly $57.98/month versus a comparable gas car at 1,000 miles.

What EV owners in Georgia should know

Georgia Power's 'Plug-in EV' overnight rate is one of the better utility EV tariffs in the Southeast, cutting the already below-average rates substantially for scheduled charging. Atlanta's charging network density also keeps road-trip pricing competitive.

Full-charge cost by model in Georgia

VehicleFull charge (home)Per milePer 1,000 mi
Tesla Model 3 (RWD)$9.473.8¢$37.57
Tesla Model Y (Long Range)$11.834.0¢$40.46
Tesla Model S$15.784.3¢$42.64
Tesla Cybertruck (AWD)$19.416.3¢$63.11
Chevrolet Equinox EV$13.414.6¢$46.41
Ford Mustang Mach-E$11.364.8¢$47.81
Ford F-150 Lightning$15.467.2¢$71.72
Hyundai Ioniq 5$12.154.6¢$46.41
Hyundai Ioniq 6$12.153.9¢$39.44
Kia EV6$12.154.4¢$43.83
Kia EV9$15.785.6¢$56.35
Nissan Ariya$13.735.3¢$52.59
Nissan Leaf$9.474.6¢$46.41
Rivian R1T$21.306.6¢$65.74
Rivian R1S$21.306.9¢$68.60
Volkswagen ID.4$12.155.3¢$52.59
BMW i4$12.784.5¢$45.08
Lucid Air$17.673.9¢$39.44
Honda Prologue$13.414.9¢$49.31
Toyota bZ4X$11.204.8¢$47.81
Tesla Model X$15.785.3¢$52.59
Chevrolet Blazer EV$13.415.3¢$52.59
Chevrolet Silverado EV$26.826.6¢$65.74
GMC Sierra EV$26.826.6¢$65.74
GMC Hummer EV$32.349.9¢$98.61
Cadillac Lyriq$16.095.4¢$54.41
Cadillac Optiq$13.415.3¢$52.59
Hyundai Kona Electric$10.264.4¢$43.83
Hyundai Ioniq 9$17.365.4¢$54.41
Kia Niro EV$10.104.5¢$45.08
BMW iX$16.575.4¢$54.41
BMW i5$12.784.8¢$47.81
Mercedes-Benz EQB$10.575.1¢$50.90
Mercedes-Benz EQE$14.044.8¢$47.81
Mercedes-Benz EQS$17.044.9¢$49.31
Audi Q4 e-tron$12.155.3¢$52.59
Audi Q6 e-tron$14.835.1¢$50.90
Porsche Taycan$14.045.3¢$52.59
Porsche Macan Electric$14.995.1¢$50.90
Polestar 2$12.464.6¢$46.41
Polestar 3$16.885.6¢$56.35
Volvo EX40$12.464.9¢$49.31
Volvo EX90$16.885.8¢$58.44
Subaru Solterra$11.204.9¢$49.31
Lexus RZ$11.205.1¢$50.90
Volkswagen ID. Buzz$13.576.1¢$60.68
MINI Countryman SE$10.105.1¢$50.90
Fiat 500e$6.634.4¢$43.83
Dodge Charger Daytona EV$14.675.4¢$54.41
Jeep Wagoneer S$14.675.3¢$52.59
Acura ZDX$16.095.4¢$54.41
Genesis GV60$12.154.8¢$47.81
Lucid Gravity$17.674.8¢$47.81
Chevrolet Bolt EV (2027)$10.264.0¢$40.46
Rivian R2$14.524.9¢$49.31
Kia EV3$12.784.2¢$41.52
Cadillac Escalade IQ$31.567.2¢$71.72
Cadillac Vistiq$16.095.4¢$54.41
Mercedes-Benz CLA (electric)$13.413.7¢$36.69
Chevrolet Bolt EUV$10.264.4¢$43.83
BMW i3 (2019–2021)$6.664.0¢$40.46
BMW i7$16.055.4¢$54.41
Audi e-tron GT$15.305.4¢$54.41
Audi Q8 e-tron$16.726.3¢$63.11
Audi A6 e-tron$14.974.0¢$40.46
Volvo EX30$10.104.0¢$40.46
Polestar 4$14.834.9¢$49.31
Genesis Electrified GV70$12.215.4¢$54.41
Genesis Electrified G80$13.764.9¢$49.31
Mercedes-Benz G580 (Electric G-Class)$18.307.9¢$78.89
MINI Cooper SE (Hardtop)$4.564.4¢$43.83
Fisker Ocean$16.724.9¢$49.31
VinFast VF 8$13.846.6¢$65.74
Ford E-Transit$14.048.8¢$87.65
Kia EV4$12.314.0¢$40.46
Toyota C-HR EV$11.794.0¢$40.46
Subaru Trailseeker$11.794.5¢$45.08
Jeep Recon$15.786.3¢$63.11

Cost to charge a Tesla in Georgia

Tesla is the most-searched brand, so here it is separately: home charging at 14.2¢/kWh versus typical Supercharger pricing (~2-3× home rates).

TeslaFull charge (home)Per mileEst. Supercharger full charge
Tesla Model 3 (RWD)$9.473.8¢$23.67
Tesla Model Y (Long Range)$11.834.0¢$29.58
Tesla Model S$15.784.3¢$39.44
Tesla Cybertruck (AWD)$19.416.3¢$48.52
Tesla Model X$15.785.3¢$39.44

Monthly cost by daily driving in Georgia

What the electricity bill looks like for a typical EV (3.5 mi/kWh, ~10% charging losses) charged at home at 14.2¢/kWh, versus a 32-mpg gas car at $3.15/gallon.

Daily drivingMiles / monthEV at homeEV on DC fast onlyGas car
20 mi/day600$27.05$73.71$59.06
30 mi/day900$40.57$110.57$88.59
40 mi/day1,200$54.10$147.43$118.13
60 mi/day1,800$81.14$221.14$177.19
80 mi/day2,400$108.19$294.86$236.25

Public charging in Georgia

Public DC fast charging in Georgia typically costs 35–60¢/kWh — Tesla Superchargers usually 30–50¢ depending on time of day, Electrify America and EVgo 48–64¢ without a membership — which is about 3.0× the state's 14.2¢ home rate. Public Level 2 stations at workplaces, garages and shopping centers are often free or billed at 20–35¢/kWh. If you cannot charge at home, see the apartment charging playbook and the Supercharger cost guide.

Run your own numbers

$11.83
Full charge at home (75 kWh, ~320 mi)
4.0¢
Per mile at home charging
$40.46
Per 1,000 miles / month
$32.25 (11.0¢/mi)
Public DC fast charging (~43¢/kWh)
9.8¢/mi
Comparable gas car (32 mpg @ $3.15/gal)
$57.98/mo saved
vs gas at 1,000 mi/month, home charging

Using Georgia's average residential rate (14.2¢/kWh) · national average 16.9¢ · includes ~10% AC charging losses. Rates vary by utility and plan — your bill is the source of truth.

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