Canada EV running-cost estimator

Enter energy use and mileage to estimate cost per kilometre · 2026 public rates

Cost per km
$0.051
Ivy
Annual charging cost
$768.00
15000 km × 16 kWh/100 km
Typical 30 kWh fast charge
$9.60
30 kWh · Ivy
kWh / 100 km
km / year
50%

Estimate by operator

OperatorRate /kWhCost / kmAnnual cost30 kWh
Ivy
$0.32$0.051$384.00$9.60
Petro-Canada
$0.35$0.056$420.00$10.50
FLO
$0.38$0.061$456.00$11.40
BC Hydro
$0.40$0.064$480.00$12.00
ChargePoint
$0.40$0.064$480.00$12.00
Circuit
$0.44$0.070$528.00$13.20
ChargeLab
$0.45$0.072$540.00$13.50
SWTCH
$0.45$0.072$540.00$13.50
Electrify Canada
$0.48$0.077$576.00$14.40
Tesla
$0.48$0.077$576.00$14.40

Running-cost notes

How much does it cost to run an EV per km in Canada?
At $0.32/kWh (Ivy) and 16 kWh/100 km, the energy cost is roughly $0.051/km. Using your 15000 km/year, that is about $768.00/year for that share of public charging.
Which EV charging operator is cheapest for running an EV in Canada?
Ivy is the cheapest tracked DC/fast-charge rate at $0.32/kWh.
How do I estimate my annual EV charging cost in Canada?
Multiply your annual mileage by your vehicle’s kWh/100 km to get annual kWh, then multiply by the operator’s per-kWh rate. For example, 15000 km × 16 kWh/100 km × $0.32/kWh ≈ $768.00 per year.
Do public EV charging fees in Canada include connection or idle fees?
Yes. BC Hydro, Electrify Canada, Tesla include connection or idle fees on top of the per-kWh energy price.

*kWh/100 km is your vehicle’s real energy use including charging losses. Vehicles vary widely: an SUV can use 30–50 % more than a compact car. Annual cost assumes the chosen scenario for all mileage and excludes insurance, depreciation, and other non-energy running costs.