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Cost to charge a Kia EV6 in Vermont

$20.12full charge

The EV6 GT-Line RWD (77 kWh) costs about $20.12 to charge fully at Vermont's average home rate of 23.75¢/kWh, including ~10% charging loss (84.7 kWh from the wall). That is $6.31 per 100 miles.

EIA residential average, Vermont, 2026-07 (latest in this book). No Vermont gasoline series, so this uses PADD 1A regular, week of Oct 5, 2026.

By trim · per 100 mi
Light Long Range RWD319 mi$6.88
Wind RWD319 mi$6.31
GT-Line RWD319 mi$6.31
Wind AWD295 mi$6.82
Light Long Range AWD295 mi$7.44
GT-Line AWD270 mi$7.45
Light RWD237 mi$6.39
Nearby states · per 100 mi
Vermont23.75¢$6.31
Massachusetts30.49¢$8.10New Hampshire26.60¢$7.06New York29.90¢$7.94
Questions
Is it cheaper than gas in Vermont?

At 1,000 miles a month and 30 mpg, home charging costs $63.06 and the gas car costs $144.77. The EV saves $81.71 a month at $4.343/gal. Both miles and mpg are editable on the calculator.

How long does a full charge take?

The listed DC fast-charge time to 80% is 18 minutes at up to 350 kW. A full home charge is a different session. This page prices the energy from the wall, not how long a Level 2 charger takes.

What about public fast charging?

This page uses the residential rate. Public fast-charging prices are a separate scenario and are not included.

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