Charging a Tesla at home can cost as little as $3 for 100 miles, but the price goes up depending on where and how you charge.

The average cost to fully charge a Tesla is $13.96, though the cost can be expected to range anywhere from $9.62 to $18.30, ...

The price of fully charging a Tesla at home comes down to two factors: where you live and which model you own. Electricity averages $0.16 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) nationwide, according to the Energy ...

Electric vehicles promise lower fueling costs, but how do they actually stack up against gas-powered SUVs? A Tesla’s monthly charging bill can look very different from what it costs to keep a Jeep ...

As the dust for all-out electrification settles, the real pros and cons of EVs are being uncovered. Teslas have become incredibly common on the roads of the United States and some owners firmly ...

After putting more than 117,000 miles on a used Tesla Model 3 in just 2.5 years, one owner’s careful cost tracking shows how fuel savings alone can change the entire EV ownership conversation, even ...

But like other EVs, Teslas do have charging costs. They’re just not as high as what you might pay at the pump for your Subaru. Here’s how much it costs to charge a Tesla each month versus paying for ...

If you think going electric automatically means saving money, you’re not alone, but the real numbers might surprise you. Between fluctuating utility rates, rising gas prices and regional Supercharger ...

The cost of powering a vehicle varies dramatically depending on whether you drive electric or stick with gas. Tesla owners pay monthly charging fees, while Subaru drivers face fluctuating fuel prices ...