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Home Charging Beats Supercharging: Save Over $20,000!

10/26/2025

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Home charging costs about $0.15 per kWh, yielding a full charge of about $12.30.
Tesla Superchargers charge about $0.35 per kWh, yielding a full charge of about $28.70.
The cost gap means Supercharging is nearly double the expense of home charging.
One owner saved over $20,000 after 144,000 miles.
Overall, home charging is the preferred option for cost-conscious drivers.

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Story summary

Home charging costs about $0.15 per kWh, yielding a full charge of about $12.30.
Tesla Superchargers charge about $0.35 per kWh, yielding a full charge of about $28.70.
The cost gap means Supercharging is nearly double the expense of home charging.
One owner saved over $20,000 after 144,000 miles.
Overall, home charging is the preferred option for cost-conscious drivers.