EV charging cost calculator

Estimate charging costs using battery capacity, the charge percentage needed and your price per kWh. Adjust the tariff and charging losses.

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Set your data

Enter usable capacity, initial/final charge, losses, tariff per kWh and fixed fee. Example: 60 kWh from 20% to 80%, 10% loss, 0.30/kWh = 12.00 without fixed fee.

Result

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How to use the tool

  1. Enter usable capacity, initial/final charge, losses, tariff per kWh and fixed fee.
  2. Example: 60 kWh from 20% to 80%, 10% loss, 0.30/kWh = 12.00 without fixed fee.

Method and principles

Formula

E = C × SOC₂− SOC₁100 1 − p 100
Grid energy = capacity × charge change ÷ (1 − loss). Uses your entered tariff and fixed fee.

Practical example

Input
  • Usable battery capacity (kWh): 60
  • Initial charge (%): 20
  • Final charge (%): 80
  • Losses on grid energy (%): 10
  • Price per kWh: 0.3
  • Fixed session fee: 0
  • Currency: EUR
Result
€12.00 Grid energy: 40 kWh Battery energy: 36 kWh

Limits and checks

Limits and checks
ParameterValue
Usable battery capacity (kWh)≥ 0.01; ≤ 1000000000
Initial charge (%)≥ 0; ≤ 100
Final charge (%)≥ 0; ≤ 100
Losses on grid energy (%)≥ 0; ≤ 80
Price per kWh≥ 0; ≤ 1000000000
Fixed session fee≥ 0; ≤ 1000000000
PRACTICAL GUIDES

What does a charge cost? Work from battery level to billed energy

A battery percentage is not a direct measurement of the energy you pay for. A useful estimate separates stored energy, input energy and the service’s billing basis.

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