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2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric charging cost

Full charge at home

$6.97

Per 100 miles
$4.62
Per month
$46
12,000 miles a year
kWh per 100 miles
25
EPA
Gas rival
$13.38 per 100 miles
Median 2021 gas hatchback, 33 mpg at $4.35 regular

SE FWD: 38.3 kWh battery at 18.2 cents per kWh, U.S. average. Rate source: EIA, Jan-Jul 2026.

Public price: your network's price. An assumption, change it. Gas $4.35 (EIA, week of Oct 5, 2026).

Pick another car

U.S. average$4.62California$8.44Texas$4.08Florida$3.88New York$7.46Pennsylvania$5.34Illinois$4.88Ohio$4.75Georgia$3.91North Carolina$3.79Michigan$5.47New Jersey$6.09Virginia$4.27
Per 100 miles at home, 2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric SE FWD. Chosen state, then the 12 most populous.

Cost by trim

Source marks: two or more sources agreeone source

2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric charging cost by trim, U.S. average
TrimkWh per 100 miBatteryRangePer 100 milesFull charge
SE FWD2538.3170 mi$4.62$6.97
Limited FWD2538.3170 mi$4.62$6.97

Cost by state

2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric charging cost by state
StateCents per kWhPer 100 milesFull charge
U.S. average18.2$4.62$6.97
California33.3$8.44$12.73
Texas16.1$4.08$6.15
Florida15.3$3.88$5.86
New York29.4$7.46$11.25
Pennsylvania21.0$5.34$8.06
Illinois19.2$4.88$7.36
Ohio18.7$4.75$7.16
Georgia15.4$3.91$5.90
North Carolina14.9$3.79$5.72
Michigan21.5$5.47$8.25
New Jersey24.0$6.09$9.18
Virginia16.8$4.27$6.45
All states
2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric charging cost, all states
StateCents per kWhPer 100 milesFull charge
Alabama16.5$4.20$6.33
Alaska27.1$6.88$10.38
Arizona15.4$3.92$5.91
Arkansas13.6$3.46$5.21
California33.3$8.44$12.73
Colorado16.7$4.24$6.40
Connecticut28.0$7.10$10.71
Delaware17.9$4.53$6.84
District of Columbia24.7$6.26$9.44
Florida15.3$3.88$5.86
Georgia15.4$3.91$5.90
Hawaii46.3$11.75$17.73
Idaho13.0$3.29$4.96
Illinois19.2$4.88$7.36
Indiana17.0$4.33$6.53
Iowa14.2$3.60$5.44
Kansas15.2$3.86$5.83
Kentucky14.3$3.62$5.47
Louisiana13.3$3.39$5.11
Maine30.0$7.61$11.49
Maryland21.3$5.41$8.16
Massachusetts30.1$7.65$11.54
Michigan21.5$5.47$8.25
Minnesota16.3$4.13$6.22
Mississippi15.2$3.86$5.82
Missouri14.0$3.54$5.35
Montana13.9$3.54$5.34
Nebraska12.9$3.27$4.94
Nevada13.5$3.43$5.18
New Hampshire26.8$6.80$10.26
New Jersey24.0$6.09$9.18
New Mexico15.1$3.83$5.78
New York29.4$7.46$11.25
North Carolina14.9$3.79$5.72
North Dakota12.4$3.14$4.73
Ohio18.7$4.75$7.16
Oklahoma13.6$3.45$5.20
Oregon15.4$3.91$5.90
Pennsylvania21.0$5.34$8.06
Rhode Island29.2$7.42$11.19
South Carolina15.9$4.04$6.10
South Dakota14.5$3.68$5.55
Tennessee13.9$3.52$5.31
Texas16.1$4.08$6.15
Utah13.2$3.34$5.04
Vermont23.9$6.08$9.17
Virginia16.8$4.27$6.45
Washington14.4$3.66$5.52
West Virginia15.5$3.93$5.93
Wisconsin19.0$4.82$7.28
Wyoming13.9$3.54$5.34

What this cannot tell you

EPA kWh per 100 miles already includes charging losses.

Public charging costs more. Your network sets the price.

How values are checked

Electricity: U.S. Energy Information Administration, residential average Jan-Jul 2026. Gas: U.S. Energy Information Administration, U.S. regular, week ending 2026-10-05. Electric Power Monthly, weekly gas prices.