Thread by @ElectricEraTech

1/ Let's talk about one of the most important factors in the world of EV charging: pricing!

Fast charging stations from Electric Era, @ChargePointnet, @BlinkCharging, @ElectrifyAm, @Tesla, @evgonetwork can have vastly $/kWh.

Buckle up EV drivers for another Electric Thread 🧵⚡️

2/ Let's take a look at the cost of charging 33 kWh of electricity from each of these networks.

@ChargePointnet's pricing varies depending on the station, but typically is ~$0.45/kWh.

So, a 33 kWh charge should cost roughly $15

3/ @BlinkCharging's pricing is also location-dependent, but generally ranges from $0.30 up to $0.69/kWh.

Charging 33 kWh would cost around $9.90 to $22.7

4/ Electrify America's pricing is more consistent, with a flat rate of $0.48 per kWh. A 33 kWh charge would cost about $15.84

5/ Tesla's Supercharger network has a variable pricing that's based on a combination of per kWh fees and per-minute fees.

A 33 kWh charge can cost up to $14.85

6/ EVgo's pricing is also location-dependent, but ranges from $0.30 to $0.45 per kWh. Charging 33 kWh would cost around $9.90 to $14.85.

7/ Electric Era's software automatically minimizes electricity price for gas stations and #Cstores adding PowerNode EV fast charging so you are buying the 'lowest cost of gas' to keep your station competitive.

Details here👇

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7/ EV Drivers: Keep in mind that these prices are subject to change and may not be accurate for all locations.

It's always a good idea to check the pricing of charging stations before charging to avoid surprises.

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