In addition to where you are and the type of charger you use, your location and charging schedule will also play significant roles. It’s a fact that refueling your electric vehicle is over 200 percent more expensive than charging it. Starting in 2022, adding 100 miles of range would cost an average of $14.08 with gas but only $5.14 with electricity. Since most people charge their electric vehicles at night or on the weekend, doing so at home is usually more cost-effective than using a public charging station.