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EV Charging Cost: New York vs Florida (2026)

Florida electricity runs 14.2¢/kWh vs 23.1¢/kWh in New York. At 12,000 miles/year, that's $281/year less to charge at home.

New York

23.1¢

per kWh

$729/year

+7.0¢ vs national avg

Florida

14.2¢

per kWh

$448/year

-1.9¢ vs national avg

New York vs Florida — EV Charging Breakdown

Home charging at 12,000 miles/year (3.8 mi/kWh efficiency). Green = lower cost.

Metric New York Florida
Electricity rate 23.1¢/kWh 14.2¢/kWh
Cost per mile (EV) 6.1¢/mi 3.7¢/mi
Annual home charging $729/yr $448/yr
Gas savings vs EV $822/yr $958/yr

EIA 2025 residential rates. 12,000 mi/year at 3.8 mi/kWh. Gas savings vs. 28 MPG car at state avg pump price. Home charging only — public L2 runs ~2–3× more, DCFC ~3–4×.

Annual Cost Impact

At 12,000 miles/year, home EV charging costs $729/year in New York vs $448/year in Florida. Florida comes out $281/year ahead.

Monthly savings

$23

Annual savings

$281

5-year savings

$1,405

Rate difference

8.9¢

Savings = New York minus Florida home charging cost at 12,000 miles/year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is EV charging cheaper in New York or Florida?

Florida at 14.2¢/kWh vs. 23.1¢/kWh in New York. At 12,000 miles/year, that gap is $281/year — real money over a 5-year lease or ownership period.

How much does an EV cost to charge annually in each state?

At home (100% home charging): New York runs $729/year, Florida runs $448/year. Switching from public L2 charging adds roughly 2.5× on top of the home rate.

How much does an EV save on fuel vs. a gas car in New York?

In New York, a 28-MPG gas car costs about $1551/year in fuel. An EV at 23.1¢/kWh costs $729/year — roughly $822/year less.

Do electricity rates vary within a state?

Yes. Statewide averages hide real spread between utilities. California's PG&E customers pay well above the state average, while LADWP customers pay less. If you're buying an EV, check your specific utility's EV rate — many offer off-peak discounts that cut the effective rate by 30–50%.