How much does Tesla Model X DC fast charging cost?

Tesla Model X DC fast charging (250 kW peak) on Tesla Supercharger averages $0.35/kWh at public stations. A 10–80% fast charge session costs approximately $21.00. Charging to 80% takes about 20 minutes. As a Tesla, you have exclusive access to the Supercharger network (4,000+ US locations). Member rate: $16.80 per session (~$0.28/kWh). Non-member: $22.80 (~$0.38/kWh).

What is the monthly charging cost for a Tesla Model X?

Most Tesla Model X owners drive 1,000 miles/month and charge primarily at home. At the national average electricity rate, that's $49/month. If you mix home and public charging (80/15/5 split), expect $63/month. Electricity rates vary by state — owners in Louisiana pay as low as $37/month while California owners pay around $90/month.

How much does a Tesla Model X save on fuel vs gas?

The Tesla Model X saves approximately $1160/year on fuel vs the BMW X5 (22 MPG at $3.2/gallon). The gas car costs $1745/year for 12,000 miles; the Tesla Model X costs $585/year at home. Over 5 years, that's $5,800 in fuel savings.

Tesla Model X Charging Cost 2026

Dual Motor AWD · 100.0 kWh battery · 348 mi range · 3.3 mi/kWh

Monthly home cost

$49

at 1,000 mi/mo

Cost per mile

4.9¢

vs 14.5¢ gas

Full charge cost

$16.1

at home (100.0 kWh)

Annual fuel savings

$1160

vs BMW X5

Tesla Model X Home Charging Cost

At National Average (16.1¢/kWh)

Full charge (home) $16.1

Per mile 4.9¢

Monthly (1,000 mi) $49

Annual (12,000 mi) $585

Level 2 charge time 7.0 hrs

State Rate Comparison

Louisiana (10.2¢) $31/mo

Washington (10.8¢) $33/mo

Oklahoma (11.5¢) $35/mo

National avg (16.1¢) $49/mo

Texas (12.1¢) $37/mo

New York (22.5¢) $68/mo

California (30.0¢) $91/mo

Rates from EIA 2025 residential averages. Your actual rate may vary.

Tesla Model X DC Fast Charging Cost

Tesla Supercharger

Member rate ~$0.28/kWh

Non-member rate ~$0.38/kWh

Session cost (10–80%) $16.8–$22.8

Cost per mile 8.5¢

Time to 80% 20 min

Home vs Public: Annual Cost

Home (Level 2, 100%) $585/yr

Public L2 (100%) $1,465/yr

DC Fast (100%) $1,273/yr

Typical mix (80/15/5) $752/yr

Tesla Model X vs Gas: Fuel Cost Comparison

Tesla Model X (Electric)

Efficiency 3.3 mi/kWh

Cost per mile 4.9¢

Annual fuel cost $585

BMW X5 (Gas, 22 MPG)

Efficiency 22 MPG

Cost per mile 14.5¢

Annual fuel cost $1,745

Annual fuel savings switching to Tesla Model X

$1,160/year

$5,800 over 5 years · 9.6¢/mile cheaper

Tesla Model X Charging FAQ

How much does it cost to charge a Tesla Model X at home?

At the US national average of 16.1¢/kWh, a full Tesla Model X charge costs $16.1 (100.0 kWh battery). At 12,000 miles/year, home charging costs $585/year ($49/month). That works out to 4.9¢ per mile — vs 14.5¢ per mile for the BMW X5.

What is the average monthly charging cost for a Tesla Model X?

Most Tesla Model X owners pay $49–$64/month charging at home, depending on local electricity rates. California owners (30¢/kWh) pay around $91/month. Washington state owners (10.8¢/kWh) pay just $33/month. If you add occasional DC fast charging sessions, budget an extra $15–30/month.

How long does a Tesla Model X take to charge?

Level 2 home charging (240V, 11.5 kW): roughly 7.0 hours from 20% to full. DC fast charging (250 kW peak): about 20 minutes to reach 80%. Tesla Supercharger stations (4,000+ US locations) can add 150+ miles in ~15 minutes on the newest V4 hardware. Most Tesla Model X owners charge overnight at home 90%+ of the time.

How much does the Tesla Supercharger cost for a Tesla Model X?

Tesla Supercharger rates average $0.28/kWh for Tesla account members. A 10–80% session costs roughly $16.8 (member) or $22.8 (non-member). Rates vary by location — cheapest in the Pacific Northwest ($0.22–0.28/kWh), highest in California and New York ($0.40–0.52/kWh). Supercharging costs 8.5¢/mile vs 4.9¢/mile at home — about 73% more expensive.