EV Charge Cost

Rank 51 of 51 states, EIA August 2026 prices

Hawaii electricity rates and EV charging cost

At 47.18¢/kWh — Hawaii's average residential electricity price in August 2026 — charging a typical EV costs about $15.81 per 100 miles and $177.81 a month for 13,500 miles a year. That is 160% above the U.S. average of 18.16¢. That is down from 48.00¢ in July 2026.

Per month

$177.81

13,500 miles a year

Electricity price
47.18¢per kWh, +160% vs U.S.
Per 100 miles
$15.8133.5 kWh/100 mi EV
Rank
#51of 51, 1 is cheapest
Per month
$177.8113,500 miles a year

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2025 Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD in Hawaii at 47.18¢/kWh:

Per month
$142.58
Per year
$1,711
Per 100 miles
$12.67
Full charge (337 mi)
$42.71

Based on 26.9 kWh per 100 miles (EPA, measured at the wall) and 13,500 miles a year — about 302 kWh a month.

More models are in the full calculator.

Electricity price trend in Hawaii

Average residential price, cents per kWh, last 13 months (EIA).

38.0¢43.3¢48.7¢54.0¢August 2025: 38.5¢September 2025: 39.5¢October 2025: 39.7¢November 2025: 40.2¢December 2025: 41.6¢January 2026: 39.8¢February 2026: 43.0¢March 2026: 42.2¢April 2026: 46.6¢May 2026: 52.0¢June 2026: 52.7¢July 2026: 48.0¢August 2026: 47.2¢47.2¢Aug ’25Oct ’25Dec ’25Feb ’26Apr ’26Jun ’26Aug ’26

EV vs gas in Hawaii

Typical EV$2,133.72
30 mpg gas car$2,253.15
13,500 miles a year

Regular gasoline averaged $5.007 a gallon in the West Coast (excluding California) region in the week of October 19, 2026 (EIA). A 30 mpg car costs $16.69 per 100 miles, versus $15.81 for a typical EV — $119.43 a year in favor of the EV.

Compare EV and gas costs in Hawaii

Charging cost for popular EVs in Hawaii

At 47.18¢/kWh and 13,500 miles a year. Select a model for trims, charging time and nearby states.

Monthly home charging cost in Hawaii at 47.18¢/kWh, 13,500 miles a year
VehiclekWh/100 miPer 100 milesPer monthFull charge
Tesla Model Y26.9$12.67$142.58$42.71
Tesla Model 326.4$12.44$140.00$43.06
Tesla Model S32.5$15.33$172.43$53.34
Tesla Model X34.2$16.16$181.77$53.16
Tesla Cybertruck42.9$20.24$227.73$65.79
Chevrolet Equinox EV32.6$15.39$173.13$47.24
Chevrolet Blazer EV35.6$16.82$189.19$47.59
Chevrolet Silverado EV49.6$23.38$263.01$66.86
Ford Mustang Mach-E33.6$15.87$178.53$38.09
Ford F-150 Lightning47.9$22.61$254.32$72.34
Hyundai Ioniq 534.5$16.28$183.10$43.78
Hyundai Ioniq 628.0$13.21$148.62$41.74
Hyundai Kona Electric29.1$13.72$154.36$35.81
Kia EV631.6$14.90$167.63$43.96
Kia EV940.0$18.87$212.31$53.41
Honda Prologue34.1$16.08$180.85$47.26
Rivian R1S43.1$20.35$228.89$64.50
Rivian R1T43.1$20.35$228.89$64.50
Cadillac Lyriq38.0$17.92$201.60$57.16
Volkswagen ID.431.6$14.91$167.71$30.71
Nissan Leaf30.4$14.36$161.50$21.39
Nissan Ariya35.3$16.65$187.33$34.14
Toyota bZ28.0$13.21$148.59$38.04
Subaru Solterra28.9$13.65$153.51$37.93
BMW i433.4$15.76$177.33$45.24
Lucid Air27.3$12.88$144.93$51.02

Monthly electricity prices in Hawaii

Average residential electricity price in Hawaii by month (EIA)
MonthPrice (¢/kWh)EV cost per 100 miles
August 202647.18$15.81
July 202648.00$16.08
June 202652.72$17.66
May 202652.00$17.42
April 202646.62$15.62
March 202642.23$14.15
February 202643.00$14.41
January 202639.79$13.33
December 202541.62$13.94
November 202540.20$13.47
October 202539.74$13.31
September 202539.53$13.24
August 202538.53$12.91

Questions people ask

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Hawaii?

About $15.81 per 100 miles, $177.81 a month or $2,133.72 a year for 13,500 miles, at 47.18¢/kWh for an EV using 33.5 kWh/100 mi.

What is the average electricity price in Hawaii?

47.18 cents per kWh for residential customers in August 2026, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That is 160% above the U.S. average of 18.16¢.

Is it cheaper to drive an EV than a gas car in Hawaii?

On fuel, yes: about $2,133.72 a year for the EV versus $2,253.15 for a 30 mpg gas car at $5.007/gal (EIA West Coast (excluding California) average).

Data updated October 26, 2026. Sources: EIA Electric Power Monthly (August 2026 residential prices), EIA weekly gasoline prices (October 19, 2026), EPA vehicle data. See the methodology.