Economics

Which is cheaper: electricity, gasoline, methane or propane?

An electric car is cheaper to charge, but more expensive to buy. Our calculator shows when the savings on charging will cover the difference in the price of the car and which option is more profitable based on your annual mileage.

Electric, gasoline, methane or propane - which is more economical?

First, select the first car or enter your own price and fuel consumption.

Then select the second car for comparison. The approximately 12% loss in charging electric cars is taken into account.

Total costs include: car purchase, additional equipment, energy consumption and maintenance.

The prices and costs shown are only examples; you can adjust them to suit your circumstances. Insurance, queues at gas stations, battery replacement costs and the resale value of the car are not taken into account.

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