Cost to Charge a Kia EV9: Every State (2026)

Cost to Charge a Kia EV9: Every State: $78 a month at the US average

Charging a Kia EV9 GT at U.S. average electricity rates costs $78 per month, or $937 annually. Depending on where you live, your monthly bill could drop to $55 in the cheapest state or climb to $203 in the priciest.

  • Per month (1,000 miles): $78 at the U.S. average of 18.16¢ per kWh
  • Per year (12,000 miles): $937
  • Per mile: 7.8¢
  • Full charge (0 to 260 miles): about $20

Kia EV9 charging cost in every state

StateHome price per kWhPer monthPer yearFull charge
Nevada12.72¢$55$656$14
Louisiana12.87¢$55$664$14
North Dakota13.31¢$57$687$15
Utah13.31¢$57$687$15
Idaho13.37¢$57$690$15
Tennessee13.42¢$58$692$15
Nebraska13.54¢$58$699$15
Kentucky13.80¢$59$712$15
Arkansas14.37¢$62$741$16
Mississippi14.43¢$62$745$16
Wyoming14.43¢$62$745$16
Washington14.63¢$63$755$16
Oklahoma14.82¢$64$765$17
North Carolina14.95¢$64$771$17
Florida14.99¢$64$773$17
Arizona15.05¢$65$777$17
South Dakota15.15¢$65$782$17
Kansas15.47¢$67$798$17
Montana15.57¢$67$803$17
South Carolina15.76¢$68$813$18
Georgia15.90¢$68$820$18
Texas15.91¢$68$821$18
Oregon15.92¢$68$821$18
Missouri16.02¢$69$827$18
West Virginia16.31¢$70$842$18
Alabama16.33¢$70$843$18
New Mexico16.51¢$71$852$18
Indiana17.02¢$73$878$19
Iowa17.06¢$73$880$19
Colorado17.17¢$74$886$19
Minnesota17.20¢$74$888$19
Virginia17.64¢$76$910$20
Delaware18.70¢$80$965$21
Illinois19.32¢$83$997$22
Ohio19.38¢$83$1,000$22
Wisconsin19.41¢$83$1,002$22
Maryland21.40¢$92$1,104$24
Pennsylvania21.77¢$94$1,123$24
Michigan22.99¢$99$1,186$26
Vermont23.84¢$103$1,230$27
Connecticut24.51¢$105$1,265$27
New Jersey24.61¢$106$1,270$28
District of Columbia25.98¢$112$1,341$29
New Hampshire27.64¢$119$1,426$31
Rhode Island28.18¢$121$1,454$32
New York28.65¢$123$1,478$32
Alaska29.41¢$126$1,518$33
California29.75¢$128$1,535$33
Massachusetts30.48¢$131$1,573$34
Maine32.11¢$138$1,657$36
Hawaii47.18¢$203$2,434$53
EV9 GT, 43.0 kWh/100 mi (EPA). Home electricity: EIA average residential price, August 2026. 1,000 miles per month.

What drives the cost

The EV9 GT uses 43.0 kWh per 100 miles, ranking 13th in efficiency among 15 EVs in our mixed list of sedans, SUVs, and trucks. Your actual cost depends on two factors: your state’s electricity rate and where you charge. Most owners charge at home overnight at residential rates, though using DC fast chargers for road trips or daily top-ups will increase your per-mile cost significantly.

Home vs fast charging vs gas

How you fuelCost per 1,000 miles
Home, U.S. average$78
Home, Nevada$55
Home, Hawaii$203
DC fast charging, typical (47¢/kWh)$202
DC fast charging, Electrify America avg. (61.5¢/kWh)$264
Gas car, 30 mpg ($4.33/gal)$144
Gas: EIA U.S. regular, week of October 12, 2026.

How it compares with other EVs

EVkWh/100 miPer year at U.S. average
Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD27.5$599
Tesla Model 3 Performance29.6$645
Volkswagen ID.429.8$649
Nissan Leaf 75kWh30.0$654
BMW i4 eDrive35 Gran Coupe30.8$672
Hyundai Ioniq 5 AWD31.7$690
Chevrolet Equinox EV AWD32.6$711
Ford Mustang Mach-E AWD33.6$733
Honda Prologue AWD Elite35.3$769
Cadillac LYRIQ36.8$802
Kia EV6 AWD GT41.0$893
Tesla Cybertruck AWD42.9$935
Kia EV9 GT43.0$937
Rivian R1S All-Terrain Dual Large44.4$967
Ford F-150 Lightning 4WD ER147.9$1,044
Kia EV9 ranks #13 of 15 for yearly charging cost in this list.

Frequently asked questions

What does a full charge cost?

A full charge on the EV9 GT costs $20 at U.S. average rates. This will take you 260 miles.

How does EV9 charging cost compare to a gas car?

Over a year, charging the EV9 GT saves $795 compared to driving a 30-mpg gas car. The EV costs $937 annually to charge versus $1,732 for annual gas.

Will charging this three-row SUV for family road trips cost more?

Yes. Highway DC fast charging runs $202 per month in our estimate, more than double home charging costs. Plan longer trips to use cheaper home charging overnight when possible.

What’s the per-mile cost to charge?

At U.S. average electricity rates, it costs 7.8¢ per mile to charge the EV9 GT.

Your bill uses your own rate, not the state average. Enter it in the EV charging cost calculator, or see every state in the cost by state table.

Sources: EIA Electric Power Monthly, table 5.6.A; fueleconomy.gov (EPA). Method: how we calculate. Updated October 25, 2026.

Àlex Cano
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Àlex Cano runs EV Charge Math. Every number on this site is built from official EIA electricity and gas prices and EPA efficiency ratings, and updated each month. How we calculate · Report an error

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