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Congratulations! You just bought a brand-new Mercedes-Benz electric car from Mercedes-Benz of Canton! Instead of paying $3 to $5 per gallon for gas, you’ll pay for electricity at home to keep your electric car fully charged. You also have options for public DC Fast Charging stations that may cost more money compared to charging at home. However, these charging stations are vital to taking road trips with your family.
Find out more information about how much it costs to charge an electric car, including the costs to install an EV charger at home.
The average cost of electricity in an American home is 15 cents per kWh. Your actual costs may vary. In our OH, the average cost of electricity is about 14 cents per kWh. When you consider that many Mercedes EV batteries utilize around 80 kWh, your charging costs can be very low on a daily basis.
The automaker estimates your annual charging costs can come to around $540, which is about half of what you would spend on gasoline or diesel fuel.
You have three charging levels for your electric car.
Level 1 simply uses your home’s existing outlets. Level 2 requires an upgrade to your home’s electrical outlet in the garage. A Mercedes ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 charger for your home charges your vehicle up to nine times faster than an ordinary outlet. This charging station costs $749 to install in your home. Luckily, there are government incentives for these stations, and you might be able to get a rebate from the federal government for installing one of these chargers in your Canton home.
We have luxury EVs on our lot, ready for you to test drive around North Canton and Massillon roads. Contact us or call 330-452-6511 for more information. We’re happy to help in any way we can!
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