Electricity vs. Gasoline
While the 2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV and its gas-powered counterpart may look nearly identical on the surface—both with four doors, seating for five, and an 11-inch infotainment display—the costs to charge and fuel them could not be more different.

This analysis compares the fueling costs of gas-powered vehicles and electric vehicles at the national and state level. Gasoline price data is pulled from the AAA gas report, assuming that the vehicle uses regular unleaded fuel.
Charging cost data is pulled from the EIA monthly report on the cost of electricity in each state and nationally. While conventional vehicles require purchasing fuel from a gas station, EVs can be charged in a variety of ways. Since 80% of charging is done at home, and public charging cost data is limited, this analysis shows the cost of at-home charging. This page also includes an analysis of fueling costs for the three most popular vehicles in the pickup truck, SUV, and sedan vehicle segments in the United States. This analysis is based on the estimated mileage, tank/battery capacity, and efficiency of the base model in each of these vehicle segments.
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