Photo Credit:Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Reddit commenter's Toyota bZ4X electric sedan.

Driver of 2025 Toyota bZ4X Reports Paying About 1 Cent Per Mile For The Electricity: Is That Fair?

01 Jun 2025 | Abstracted from Torque News

"...charges his bZ4X at home using Level 2 charging during off-peak hours...special EV utility rate plan that dramatically cuts the cost of electricity overnight...The contrast is clear. Some regions are seeing shockingly low charging costs, while others are stuck dealing with peak-hour pricing that eats into EV savings...If charging costs can be as low as 1 cent per mile for some and 25 cents per mile for others, are we creating a system where affordability is based purely on zip code or access to home infrastructure?

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