Charging at home in Nevada
The headline figures assume you pay Nevada’s average residential price for every kWh. If your utility offers a time-of-use or EV plan, charging in its cheapest hours will usually beat the state average used here.
A full charge here means the energy to drive the car’s full EPA range (327 miles for the Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD), which is how the cost of a “tank” compares with gasoline. Public fast chargers set their own prices per kWh or per minute; the EV charging cost calculator lets you enter yours next to your home plan.
For your exact car, miles and plan, use the calculator with Nevada preloaded, or see Nevada electricity rates.