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Fiat 500e charging cost

What it costs to charge a Fiat 500e (42 kWh) at home and on the road. Choose your state below.

Usable battery37.3 kWh
EPA range149 mi
Efficiency25.0 kWh/100 mi
Max charging11 / 85 kW
Fiat 500e: hatchback body style illustration
Fiat 500e 42 kWh · body style illustration (not the exact model)

Fiat 500e charging cost

Fiat 500e specs

Trim42 kWh
Usable battery37.3 kWh
EPA range149 mi
Efficiency25.0 kWh/100 mi
Max AC charging11 kW
Max DC charging85 kW
DC 10–80%about 35 min
BodyHatchback
Charging portCCS

Cost to charge by state

StateElectricityFull chargeEV per miGas per mi
California34.74¢/kWh$14.25$0.096$0.228
Texas15.94¢/kWh$6.54$0.044$0.139
Florida15.10¢/kWh$6.20$0.042$0.154
New York29.49¢/kWh$12.10$0.081$0.160
Pennsylvania21.73¢/kWh$8.92$0.060$0.162
Illinois19.89¢/kWh$8.16$0.055$0.170
Ohio19.19¢/kWh$7.87$0.053$0.153
Georgia16.36¢/kWh$6.71$0.045$0.149
North Carolina14.74¢/kWh$6.05$0.041$0.147
Michigan22.99¢/kWh$9.43$0.063$0.165
Washington14.91¢/kWh$6.12$0.041$0.197
Arizona15.18¢/kWh$6.23$0.042$0.171

Home charging with 10% losses; gas car at 28 mpg.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charge a Fiat 500e?

About $7.52 for a full charge at home at the U.S. average price of 18.34¢/kWh, including about 10% charging losses. That’s $0.050 per mi.

How far does a Fiat 500e go on a charge?

Its EPA rating is 149 mi from a 37.3 kWh usable battery. Expect less in cold weather and at highway speed; try the winter range calculator.

Is a Fiat 500e cheaper to run than a gas car?

At average prices it costs $0.050 per mi to charge at home vs $0.159 for a 28 mpg gas car.

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Other electric cars

Specs are for the 42 kWh version; other trims differ. Verify with the manufacturer.

Sources: U.S. EIA Electric Power Monthly, residential, June 2026; AAA state averages, regular gasoline, Sep 29 2026.