⚡ EV Charging Cost
Cost to Charge a Hyundai Ioniq 5
$14.50 for a full charge (U.S. avg)
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$27.35
to fully charge a Hyundai Ioniq 5 in CaliforniaPer 100 miles
$10.39
Per year
$1,247.06
Electricity rate
31.8¢/kWh
Assumes a 77.4 kWh battery, 10% home-charging loss, and 12,000 miles/year.
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Full charge cost by state
| State | Full charge |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $13.24 |
| Alaska | $21.07 |
| Arizona | $12.81 |
| Arkansas | $10.92 |
| California | $27.35 |
| Colorado | $13.59 |
| Connecticut | $24.60 |
| Delaware | $13.50 |
| District of Columbia | $14.45 |
| Florida | $12.47 |
| Georgia | $12.56 |
| Hawaii | $35.69 |
| Idaho | $9.63 |
| Illinois | $13.85 |
| Indiana | $13.42 |
| Iowa | $12.21 |
| Kansas | $12.47 |
| Kentucky | $10.84 |
| Louisiana | $9.98 |
| Maine | $23.05 |
| Maryland | $15.05 |
| Massachusetts | $23.99 |
| Michigan | $15.65 |
| Minnesota | $12.81 |
| Mississippi | $11.27 |
| Missouri | $10.84 |
| Montana | $10.66 |
| Nebraska | $9.89 |
| Nevada | $12.13 |
| New Hampshire | $20.55 |
| New Jersey | $16.00 |
| New Mexico | $12.73 |
| New York | $19.26 |
| North Carolina | $11.61 |
| North Dakota | $10.06 |
| Ohio | $13.16 |
| Oklahoma | $10.75 |
| Oregon | $11.70 |
| Pennsylvania | $14.96 |
| Rhode Island | $23.13 |
| South Carolina | $12.64 |
| South Dakota | $11.35 |
| Tennessee | $10.66 |
| Texas | $12.81 |
| Utah | $10.23 |
| Vermont | $17.97 |
| Virginia | $12.30 |
| Washington | $10.15 |
| West Virginia | $12.13 |
| Wisconsin | $14.88 |
| Wyoming | $10.49 |
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FAQ
How much does it cost to charge a Hyundai Ioniq 5?
At the U.S. average electricity rate, a full home charge costs about $14.50 for its 77.4 kWh battery.
Does this include charging losses?
Yes — a 10% home-charging loss is included.