Ford F-150 Lightning Home Charging Cost by State
Battery 131 kWh, EPA efficiency 2.0 mi/kWh. Driving 12,000 miles/year at home Level 2 charging. See also: how long to charge a Ford F-150 Lightning.Browse by state
- Alabama — $1,161/year
- Alaska — $1,823/year
- Arizona — $1,032/year
- Arkansas — $944/year
- California — $2,350/year
- Colorado — $1,103/year
- Connecticut — $2,149/year
- Delaware — $1,253/year
- District of Columbia — $1,694/year
- Florida — $1,025/year
- Georgia — $1,025/year
- Hawaii — $3,108/year
- Idaho — $847/year
- Illinois — $1,365/year
- Indiana — $1,193/year
- Iowa — $924/year
- Kansas — $1,052/year
- Kentucky — $1,001/year
- Louisiana — $963/year
- Maine — $1,895/year
- Maryland — $1,471/year
- Massachusetts — $1,963/year
- Michigan — $1,426/year
- Minnesota — $1,093/year
- Mississippi — $1,117/year
- Missouri — $934/year
- Montana — $927/year
- Nebraska — $885/year
- Nevada — $953/year
- New Hampshire — $1,816/year
- New Jersey — $1,569/year
- New Mexico — $1,010/year
- New York — $1,963/year
- North Carolina — $1,083/year
- North Dakota — $823/year
- Ohio — $1,299/year
- Oklahoma — $887/year
- Oregon — $1,052/year
- Pennsylvania — $1,431/year
- Rhode Island — $1,887/year
- South Carolina — $1,137/year
- South Dakota — $968/year
- Tennessee — $996/year
- Texas — $1,133/year
- Utah — $886/year
- Vermont — $1,637/year
- Virginia — $1,159/year
- Washington — $957/year
- West Virginia — $1,071/year
- Wisconsin — $1,281/year
- Wyoming — $979/year