Cost to Charge a Fiat 500e in Texas

$6.94 for a full charge at 15.94¢/kWh — $4.65 per 100 miles, about $559 a year.

Charging details

Texas residential average, EIA June 2026

Charge from / to 0% → 100%
Comparison assumptions

Fiat 500e in Texas

$6.94 for a full charge
Per 100 miles
$4.65
Per mile
$0.05
Per year
$559
vs petrol / yr
$1,075
  • Electricity per year
  • Petrol per year

The full picture

Charging cost breakdown for a Fiat 500e
Item Energy Cost
This charge 43.5 kWh $6.94
Full charge (0–100%) 43.5 kWh $6.94
Per 100 miles 29.2 kWh $4.65
Per year (12,000 mi) 3504.0 kWh $559
Same year on petrol (30 mpg) $1,634
Difference $1,075

What charging actually costs here

Filling a Fiat 500e from empty in Texas costs $6.94. The car draws 43.5 kWh from the wall for a full 149-mile charge, and Texas residential electricity averages 15.94¢ per kWh. That works out at $4.65 per 100 miles, or $0.05 a mile.

Texas is cheaper than average: 15.94¢ against a national mean of 19.42¢, which ranks it 24 of 51 for electricity price. The same car costs $5.70 to fill in Nevada and $22.94 in Hawaii — a 4.0× spread across the country for identical driving.

Against a petrol car doing 30 mpg at $4.09 a gallon, electricity here is 2.9× cheaper per mile: $4.65 versus $13.62 per 100 miles. Over 12,000 miles a year that is $1,075 saved.

Similar EVs in Texas

Charging cost of comparable EVs in Texas
Vehicle Per 100 mi Full charge Per year
Audi Q4 e-tron 29.4 kWh $13.50 $562
BMW i5 28.9 kWh $15.11 $553
BMW iX 28.6 kWh $19.79 $547
Volkswagen ID.4 29.8 kWh $13.82 $570
Hyundai Ioniq 5 30 kWh $15.21 $574
Hyundai Ioniq 6 28 kWh $14.10 $536

The same car in nearby-priced states

Charging a Fiat 500e in states with similar electricity prices
State ¢/kWh Full charge Per year
South Carolina 15.55 $6.77 $545
Kansas 15.71 $6.84 $550
Iowa 15.93 $6.93 $558
Missouri 16.22 $7.06 $568
Oregon 16.32 $7.10 $572
Georgia 16.36 $7.12 $573

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charge a Fiat 500e in Texas?
$6.94 for a full charge from empty. The car needs 43.5 kWh at the wall and Texas residential electricity averages 15.94¢ per kWh.
How much does a Fiat 500e cost per mile in Texas?
About $0.05 a mile, or $4.65 per 100 miles. Over 12,000 miles a year that is roughly $559 of electricity.
Is charging a Fiat 500e cheaper than petrol in Texas?
Yes — 2.9 times cheaper per mile. Electricity costs $4.65 per 100 miles here against $13.62 for a 30 mpg petrol car at $4.09 a gallon, a saving of about $1,075 a year.
How long does a full charge last?
The EPA rates the Fiat 500e at 149 miles combined. Cold weather, motorway speeds and a loaded car all reduce that; the EPA number is a standardised test, not a guarantee.
Does this include charging losses?
Yes. The EPA's 29.2 kWh/100 mi figure is measured at the wall socket, so the energy lost in the charger and cabling is already in the number. No extra efficiency factor is applied.

Vehicle data: EPA fueleconomy.gov, model years 2025-2027. Electricity: EIA Electric Power Monthly Table 5.6.A, residential, June 2026. Petrol: EIA weekly retail gasoline price, 24 August 2026.

Estimates for informational purposes only. Real charging cost depends on your tariff, time of use, charger efficiency, temperature, driving style and state of charge. EPA figures are a standardised test result, not a promise about your car.

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