EV SAVINGS CALCULATOR
How much will your EV save you?
Enter how far you drive each week. See your yearly saving against petrol and public fast charging instantly. Email yourself the full PDF report if you'd like to keep it.
- Free, no sign-up to see your result
- Australian prices you can adjust
- Takes 10 seconds
Plain numbers. Change any of them.
We start with typical Australian figures. Open "Customise the numbers" to use your own tariff, petrol price or car.
30c
per kWh at home
50c
per kWh public DC
$2
per litre of petrol (at 8 L per 100 km)
18 kWh
per 100 km
The cheapest kWh is the one you charge at home.
15 h
Charge on off-peak power
Delay the start by up to 15 hours so your car charges while electricity is cheapest.
Live kWh
See what every charge costs
Energy is metered for every session, on the screen and in the free Evtronix Charge app.
10A
Starts on any power point
Choose the model for your 15A, 32A or three-phase outlet. For a normal 10A power point, choose our 2.2 kW.
Calculator questions
How accurate is the estimate?
It's a guide based on the figures shown. Your real saving depends on your tariff, petrol prices, your car's efficiency and how you drive. Change any number to match your situation.
Do I have to give my email?
No. Your estimate shows instantly. Add your email only if you want the PDF report sent to you.
Why is home charging cheaper than public fast charging?
Public DC fast chargers usually cost more per kWh than household electricity, and more again than an off-peak rate. Charging at home overnight is typically the lowest-cost way to run an EV.
Can I charge at home without an electrician?
Chargers need the outlet your model is built for. For a 10A household socket, and set the charger to 10A before connecting. A licensed electrician fits a new outlet if you do not already have one.