“Pump anxiety” is real. Gas prices have hit painful highs twice in five years, and volatility is the new normal. EVs offer a way out with dramatically lower fuel costs.
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Average annual percent savings by driving a Chevrolet Silverado EV compared to a Chevrolet Silverado 4WD
Drivers of electric vehicles are saving money to power their travel, and supporting thousands of American jobs across the country.
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Gasoline prices are sourced from AAA's daily national and state-level average regular gasoline prices. Electricity rates come from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) state-level residential electricity prices.
Vehicle efficiency data (kWh/100 miles for EVs and gallons/100 miles for gas vehicles) comes from the EPA's fuel economy ratings. The calculator assumes 80% of EV charging is done at home using residential electricity rates.
Annual costs are calculated by multiplying the cost per mile by the user's selected annual mileage. Savings represent the difference between gas and electric fueling costs only and do not include vehicle purchase price, insurance, or maintenance.