Estimated EV charging cost in Tasmania

The rates we use for Tasmania, where each comes from, and the estimated cost per 100 km for every car we cover. Prices last reviewed 11 October 2026.

Home off-peak rate

17.02c

per kWh, weekdays 10am–4pm & 9pm–7am, all weekend (AEST)

Standard home rate

28.8c

per kWh

Solar feed-in forgone

9.276c

per kWh

Petrol, Hobart

244.0c

per litre ULP

Where these prices come from

Off-peak: Aurora Energy Peak & Off-peak (Tariff 93), off-peak rate from 1 Jul 2026. Aurora Energy, residential prices (as of 2026-07-01).
Standard: Average single-rate usage, TasNetworks (Canstar). Canstar, average single-rate usage rates by distributor (data dated 4 Sep 2026) (as of 2026-09-04).
Solar: Regulated standard feed-in tariff, 1 Jul 2026–30 Jun 2027. Aurora Energy, solar rates (as of 2026-07-01).
Petrol: Australian Institute of Petroleum, weekly ULP capital-city average, week ending 4 Oct 2026.

These are examples, not the whole market: we do not compare every retailer or plan. Rates exclude supply charges and many plans need a smart meter.

Estimated cost per 100 km by car in TAS

Car	Estimated cost, off-peak	Estimated cost, standard	Estimated cost, public DC
Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD, 18" wheels	est. $2.13	est. $3.60	est. $8.75
BYD Dolphin Dynamic	est. $2.14	est. $3.63	est. $8.82
MG MG4 64 kWh RWD	est. $2.21	est. $3.74	est. $9.10
Tesla Model 3 RWD	est. $2.35	est. $3.97	est. $9.66
BYD Seal Dynamic	est. $2.35	est. $3.97	est. $9.66
MG MG4 77 kWh RWD	est. $2.38	est. $4.03	est. $9.80
BYD Dolphin Premium	est. $2.42	est. $4.09	est. $9.94
Tesla Model Y L AWD Long Range, 6-seat	est. $2.48	est. $4.20	est. $10.22
BYD Seal Premium	est. $2.48	est. $4.20	est. $10.22
BYD Atto 3 Standard Range	est. $2.52	est. $4.26	est. $10.36
BYD Atto 3 Extended Range	est. $2.54	est. $4.29	est. $10.43
Tesla Model Y AWD	est. $2.69	est. $4.55	est. $11.06
Tesla Model Y (2025)	est. $2.71	est. $4.58	est. $11.13
Hyundai IONIQ 5 base grade, 84 kWh	est. $2.73	est. $4.62	est. $11.23
MG MG4 Urban Essence 54	est. $2.74	est. $4.64	est. $11.27
Tesla Model Y Performance	est. $2.76	est. $4.67	est. $11.34
Tesla Model 3 Performance	est. $2.81	est. $4.75	est. $11.55
Kia EV6 Air RWD	est. $2.81	est. $4.75	est. $11.55
Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD	est. $2.84	est. $4.81	est. $11.69
BYD Sealion 7 Premium RWD	est. $2.89	est. $4.90	est. $11.90
Volvo EX30 Single Motor	est. $2.98	est. $5.04	est. $12.25
BYD Sealion 7 Performance AWD	est. $3.05	est. $5.16	est. $12.53
Kia EV5 Air Long Range 2WD	est. $3.06	est. $5.18	est. $12.60
Kia EV5 Air Standard Range 2WD	est. $3.10	est. $5.24	est. $12.74
Polestar 2 170 kW	est. $3.35	est. $5.67	est. $13.79
Kia EV5 GT-Line Long Range AWD	est. $3.57	est. $6.05	est. $14.70

Sorted by lowest estimated off-peak cost. Order is not influenced by any commercial arrangement. Estimates only; your actual cost will differ.

Public charging networks

Most networks no longer publish rate cards. These are the latest published or reported prices with their dates; always check the network’s app before you plug in.

Tesla Superchargers

27–74c/kWh (reported range)

Priced per site and by time of day. Non-Tesla cars pay more unless they buy Tesla’s monthly membership. Source

Evie Networks

58c/kWh (50 kW), 73c/kWh (350 kW)

Evie’s last announced rates, January 2024. Evie no longer publishes a rate card. Source

Chargefox

Set by each site owner

Chargefox is a platform; councils, businesses and motoring clubs set their own prices. Source

NRMA

69–99c/kWh (reported range)

Priced per location; NRMA says its remote Erldunda site is 99c/kWh. Members save a flat 5c/kWh. Source, NRMA

Ampol AmpCharge

69c/kWh (last announced Feb 2023)

Current prices appear only in the Ampol app. Source

bp pulse

About 55c/kWh (reported Oct 2023)

bp pulse publishes no rate card and uses time-of-use pricing at some sites. AGL customers get 6c/kWh off until 31 Dec 2026. Source, bp pulse

RAA Charge (SA)

66c/kWh off-peak, 75c/kWh 5–10pm

Metro Adelaide; country and outback sites cost a little more. Source

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Car

State

15.9 kWh/100 km official lab figure · source

Distance per week

≈ 13,000 km a year

Where you charge (share of kWh, and your rate)

Home off-peak

80%

Home standard rate

10%

Solar (lost feed-in credit)

Charging from your panels is free out of pocket; this is the feed-in credit you give up by not exporting. Set to 0c if you get no feed-in tariff.

Public AC

Public DC fast

10%

Rates in c/kWh incl. GST, prefilled for Tasmania: off-peak = Aurora Energy Peak & Off-peak (Tariff 93) (weekdays 10am–4pm & 9pm–7am, all weekend (AEST)); standard = average single-rate usage, TasNetworks (Canstar). Solar is the feed-in credit you give up, not a bill. Public AC (40c) is a placeholder. Tap any rate to change it.

Petrol car you’re comparing with

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Assumed petrol price ($/L)

TAS average $2.44/L (Hobart ULP weekly average, Australian Institute of Petroleum)

Petrol car fuel use (L/100 km)

Small car ≈ 6 · mid-size SUV ≈ 8 · large 4WD/ute ≈ 11+

Real-world adjustment to lab figure

Head to head: estimated running cost

Estimated energy cost only, at 250 km a week (≈ 13,000 km a year)

Tesla Model Y

(2025)

Petrol

Your petrol car (7.5 L/100 km)

Energy use

15.9 kWh/100 km

7.5 L/100 km

Energy price used

23.5c/kWh average

$2.44/L

Energy per year

2,067 kWh

975 L

Estimated cost per 100 km

$3.74

$18.30

Estimated cost per week

$9.34

$45.75

Estimated cost per month

$40

$198

Estimated cost per year

$486

$2,379

Estimated cost saved per year with the EV

Est. $1,893

Estimated 80% less · estimated cost saved over 5 years: $9,467

Estimates, not actual costs. EV: Tesla Model Y (2025) official lab figure; charging 80% home off-peak, 10% home standard rate, 10% public DC fast (average 23.5c/kWh). Petrol: 7.5 L/100 km (your figure), at $2.44/L (Hobart ULP weekly average, Australian Institute of Petroleum). Lab figures are usually lower than real-world use. Fuel and electricity only: excludes servicing, rego, insurance and supply charges.

Estimates only, based on the assumptions shown. Your actual cost will differ.

Charge smarter

Estimated yearly cost if 100% charged at home off-peak: $352 (estimated cost saved $134 a year).

Estimated break-even rate

Petrol would only be cheaper if your average charging rate went above an estimated 115c/kWh.

Estimated cost breakdown

Estimated yearly charging cost by source · average 23.5c/kWh

Estimated cost: EV vs petrol

Estimated yearly cost · petrol car 7.5 L/100 km at $2.44/L

Estimated yearly cost if your off-peak rate changes

Home off-peak rate from 0 to 50c/kWh, everything else unchanged

Assumptions and disclaimer

Vehicle energy use: Tesla Model Y (2025), 15.9 kWh/100 km (Green Vehicle Guide (Australian Government), official lab test). Lab figures are measured at the wall, so charging losses are included.
Electricity: home off-peak 17.02c, standard 28.8c, solar 9.276c, public AC 40c, public DC 70c per kWh.
Petrol: 7.5 L/100 km at $2.44/L (Hobart ULP weekly average, Australian Institute of Petroleum).

All figures are estimates, not quotes or actual costs. They exclude supply charges, membership or idle fees, and discounts. Your actual cost will depend on your electricity plan, when and where you charge, your driving, the weather and your vehicle. Prices change, so check them with your retailer or charging network before you decide. This is general information only, not financial advice. Prices last reviewed: 11 October 2026. Methodology & sources · Disclaimer

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Frequently asked questions

What is the estimated cost to charge an EV in Tasmania?

For a mid-pack EV in our list (Hyundai IONIQ 5, 16.04 kWh/100 km), the estimated cost is $2.73 per 100 km at 17.02c/kWh off-peak and $4.62 per 100 km at the 28.8c/kWh standard rate.

What is the cheapest time to charge in TAS?

The cheapest home window we list for Tasmania is Aurora Energy Peak & Off-peak (Tariff 93), off-peak rate from 1 Jul 2026 at 17.02c/kWh (weekdays 10am–4pm & 9pm–7am, all weekend (AEST)). Plans and windows vary by retailer and network, so compare plans for your address.

How much is petrol in Hobart?

The latest weekly average for regular unleaded in Hobart was 244.0c/L (Australian Institute of Petroleum, weekly ULP capital-city average, week ending 4 Oct 2026). A 7.5 L/100 km car has an estimated fuel cost of $18.30 per 100 km at that price.