Tesla in South Carolina, EIA August 2026 prices

Cost to charge a Tesla Model X in South Carolina

Charging a 2025 Tesla Model X (34.2 kWh per 100 miles, EPA) at South Carolina's average residential price of 15.76¢/kWh costs about $5.40 per 100 miles and $60.72 a month for 13,500 miles a year. A full charge from empty (329 miles EPA range) costs about $17.76.

Per month

$60.72

13,500 mi a year

Per 100 miles: $5.4015.76¢/kWh
Per year: $728.63vs $1,737.00 for gas
Full charge: $17.76329 mi EPA range
Per month: $60.7213,500 mi a year

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2025 Tesla Model X in South Carolina at 15.76¢/kWh:

Per month: $60.72
Per year: $728.63
Per 100 miles: $5.40
Full charge (329 mi): $17.76

Based on 34.2 kWh per 100 miles (EPA, measured at the wall) and 13,500 miles a year — about 385 kWh a month.

Tesla Model X trims: charging cost in South Carolina

EPA efficiency and range for every current trim.

Tesla Model X home charging cost in South Carolina at 15.76¢/kWh
Trim	kWh/100 mi	EPA range	Per 100 miles	Per month	Full charge
2026 Tesla Model X	32.2	352 mi	$5.08	$57.09	$17.86
2026 Tesla Model X Plaid	33.7	335 mi	$5.31	$59.74	$17.79
2025 Tesla Model X	34.2	329 mi	$5.40	$60.72	$17.76
2025 Tesla Model X Plaid (20in wheels)	35.9	314 mi	$5.65	$63.59	$17.75
2025 Tesla Model X Plaid (22in wheels)	38.1	294 mi	$6.01	$67.59	$17.66

Charging time at home

Miles of range added per hour of charging.

Level 1, 120 V4.2 mi/h

Level 2, 32 A22.4 mi/h

Level 2, 48 A33.6 mi/h

Based on 34.2 kWh/100 mi (EPA). The car's onboard charger may cap AC charging.

The 2025 Tesla Model X adds about 4.2 miles of range per hour on a 120 V outlet and 22.4 miles per hour on a 240 V, 32 A charger, based on its EPA efficiency. Try other chargers in the charging time calculator.

Tesla Model X vs a gas car in South Carolina

Tesla Model X$728.63

30 mpg gas car$1,737.00

13,500 miles a year

With regular gasoline at $3.860 a gallon (EIA Lower Atlantic average, October 19, 2026), a 30 mpg car costs $1,737.00 a year to fuel for 13,500 miles. The Tesla Model X costs $728.63 — $1,008.37 less.

Charging a Tesla Model X in nearby states

2025 Tesla Model X monthly charging cost, South Carolina and neighboring states
State	Electricity (¢/kWh)	Per 100 miles	Per month
North Carolina	14.95	$5.12	$57.60
South Carolina this page	15.76	$5.40	$60.72
Georgia	15.90	$5.45	$61.26

Other EVs in South Carolina

Tesla
Tesla Model Y
$47.63 / month
26.9 kWh/100 mi, 337 mi range
Tesla
Tesla Model 3
$46.76 / month
26.4 kWh/100 mi, 346 mi range
Tesla
Tesla Model S
$57.60 / month
32.5 kWh/100 mi, 348 mi range
Tesla
Tesla Cybertruck
$76.07 / month
42.9 kWh/100 mi, 325 mi range
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Equinox EV
$57.83 / month
32.6 kWh/100 mi, 307 mi range
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Blazer EV
$63.20 / month
35.6 kWh/100 mi, 283 mi range
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Silverado EV
$87.86 / month
49.6 kWh/100 mi, 286 mi range
Ford
Ford Mustang Mach-E
$59.64 / month
33.6 kWh/100 mi, 240 mi range

See the Tesla Model X charging cost in every state or all EVs in South Carolina.

Questions people ask

How much does it cost to charge a Tesla Model X in South Carolina?

About $5.40 per 100 miles and $60.72 a month for 13,500 miles a year, for the 2025 Tesla Model X (34.2 kWh/100 mi) at 15.76¢/kWh.

How much is a full charge for a Tesla Model X in South Carolina?

About $17.76 for 112.7 kWh from the wall, enough for the 329-mile EPA range of the 2025 Tesla Model X.

How long does it take to charge a Tesla Model X at home?

Adding 100 miles takes about 23 h 47 min on a 120 V Level 1 outlet and 4 h 28 min on a 32 A Level 2 charger (7.68 kW).

Is a Tesla Model X cheaper to run than a gas car in South Carolina?

On fuel, yes: $728.63 a year versus $1,737.00 for a 30 mpg car at $3.860/gal.

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.