Home charging remains the most economical option for EV owners. At 0.12/kWhresidentialrates,fullycharginga60kWhbatterycostsjust0.12/kWh residential rates, fully charging a 60kWh battery costs just 7.20, compared to 18−25atpublicstations.Installingtime−of−usemeteringenablesoff−peakchargingat18-25 at public stations. Installing time-of-use metering enables off-peak charging at 0.08/kWh, reducing annual costs by 35%. A Level 2 home charger (600−1,500)paysforitselfwithin18monthsthroughsavings.PublicDCfastcharging,whileconvenient,costs600-1,500) pays for itself within 18 months through savings. Public DC fast charging, while convenient, costs 0.30-0.50/kWh. Workplace charging often comes free or subsidized, making it the second-best option. Smart charging management can reduce monthly electricity bills by optimizing charging schedules around peak demand periods.
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