For a 186 mi drive in United States, the estimated energy cost is about $10.43 in the Ford Capri Extended Range AWD and around $13.93 in the Toyota C-HR 2.0 Hybrid. At 13,670 mi per year, the estimated annual difference is about $274 in favour of the electric car.

The calculation uses the selected EV consumption profile, mostly home charging at $0.17/kWh, and an adjusted fuel-consumption estimate at $3.26/gal. The calculator shows the charging-time estimate and lets you change every main cost input.

Your driving profile

Driving pattern
Climate
Consumption for these conditions: · model-specific estimate for the selected conditions
Annual mileage
Home charging share
Home electricity price
Fast-charging price (DC)

Charging cost

per month
per year
full charge at home
The home-charging calculation includes an estimated 10% charging loss

Charging time

Starting charge level

Charging and fuel cost comparison

vs
over 5 years
Fuel consumption
Fuel price

Trip cost

Trip distance
energy used
cost (EV)
charging stops

Does this car fit your daily routine?

Daily distance
Days per week
distance per week
charging sessions per week
battery lasts for

EV as a power outlet (V2L)

What needs power?
Share of the battery to use
lasts for
within the outlet power limit

Towing and roof load

range
Typical estimate; depends on trailer and speed

Estimated home charger payback period

Wallbox cost incl. installation
estimated payback
estimated annual savings compared with public fast charging
compared with charging only at public DC fast chargers

Estimated range in real-world conditions

Mixed, mild
326 mi
Mixed, cold
239 mi
Highway, mild
264 mi
Highway, cold
205 mi

Compare charging and fuel costs for this model

We have created dedicated comparison pages for this EV and selected petrol, diesel and hybrid rivals. The calculations use the EV's selected road-and-climate consumption estimate, an adjusted fuel-consumption estimate for the rival, and electricity and fuel prices for the selected market. Each page opens the calculator with that model pair preselected:

How this calculator works

EV consumption and range are calculated using model-specific estimates for different driving and climate conditions. The official WLTP range is shown for reference where available, but the calculations are based on the selected scenario rather than directly on the WLTP value.

The home-charging calculation includes an estimated 10% charging loss. No additional loss factor is currently applied to public DC charging. Electricity and fuel prices are market averages with a visible update date, and all prices, charging shares and mileage values can be adjusted with the sliders.

Fuel consumption for petrol, diesel and hybrid rivals is calculated from their official WLTP, EPA, NEDC or manufacturer figures using correction factors for the relevant test cycle. You can also replace the estimated consumption and fuel price with your own values.

All results are estimates. Weather, driving style, load, charging losses and local tariffs can change the actual result. The data behind this calculator is maintained and reviewed by the Elbil RADAR editorial team. If you spot an error, use the contact page and we will review it.