EV & ENERGY DECISIONS FOR AUSTRALIA

Know what going
electric really costs.

Three transparent calculators for the choices that matter most: running, comparing and charging an EV.

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THE MVP TOOLKIT

Make the next
number useful.

These are simple nominal-dollar estimates, not financial advice. Update every assumption to match your situation.

LIVE CALCULATOR

EV running cost

All amounts are AUD. AU reference profile v1.0 includes sourced Australian reference inputs and editable assumptions.

Plan your yearly charging

Start with where you charge and what you pay. Your public charging share is calculated automatically. Tap any number to replace it.

Fine-tune this estimate

Charging loss is the small difference between electricity drawn from the grid and energy stored in your battery. We use 10% by default; change it only if you know your setup.

Your estimated annual charging cost$750$63 / month
At home$5171,558.9 kWh · 80%
Public charging$234389.7 kWh · 20%
Cost per 100 km$7
Annual electricity from grid1,948.7 kWh
Effective home price$0.331 / kWh
Public charging price$0.600 / kWh

Estimate notice: Actual charging costs may vary with your tariff, charging mix, driving conditions, vehicle efficiency and public charging prices. Use this as a planning guide, not financial, tax or retailer advice. Check your current plan and vehicle details.

Methodology: Costs use your entered assumptions. The reference profile identifies its source, date and scope; other defaults remain editable planning assumptions. TCO is a simple nominal-dollar comparison: purchase price − resale value + operating costs + total finance cost. It excludes tax, inflation, incentives and opportunity cost.

ONE CONNECTED PICTURE

Your car.
Your home.
Your answer.

01

Set your assumptions

Every market-sensitive number remains under your control.

02

Understand the estimate

Your home and public charging mix is shown clearly; finer assumptions are optional.

03

Choose with confidence

Use a clear estimate as a starting point for your own decision.