Estimate a DC fast-charging session priced per kWh or per minute, including session fees and effective energy cost.
Your estimate
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Defaults are examples. Replace them with your vehicle, energy price, and driving information.
Estimated session cost
$22.74
Energy drawn
47.4 kWh
Charging charge before session fee
$22.74
Effective price per kWh
$0.48/kWh
Effective cost per 100 miles
$14.65
Methodology
How the estimate is calculated
The calculator estimates battery energy from usable capacity and state-of-charge change, then accounts for charging loss.
Per-kWh pricing applies the entered rate to estimated wall energy. Per-minute pricing applies the entered rate to session duration. Session fees are added separately.
Important assumptions
Idle, parking, tax, congestion, membership, and location-specific fees are included only when entered in the session-fee field.
For per-minute pricing, enter a realistic session duration; advertised peak charging power does not establish duration.
Common questions
What to know about this estimate
Why show an effective price per kWh for per-minute charging?
It makes differently structured prices easier to compare for the entered session.
Does this estimate charging time?
No. Use the charging-time calculator, then adjust for the vehicle's real charging curve when estimating a fast-charging session.
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