Charging at the Rivian Adventure Network costs about $0.485 per kWh for Rivian owners, the average across 157 sites in DCFC Tracker’s August 2026 report. Drivers of other EVs pay about $0.552, roughly 12% more. In a Rivian R1S that’s about $21.52 per 100 miles, versus $27.68 at a Tesla Supercharger (non-member average) and $8.06 at home.
Rivian Adventure Network vs Tesla Supercharger vs home charging
| Where you charge (Rivian R1S) | Price | 100 miles | Adding 200 miles | 1,000 miles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rivian Adventure Network (Rivian owner) | $0.485/kWh | $21.52 | $43 | $215 |
| Rivian Adventure Network (other EVs) | $0.552/kWh | $24.49 | $49 | $245 |
| Tesla Supercharger (non-member avg.) | $0.62/kWh | $27.68 | $55 | $277 |
| Home, U.S. average | 18.16¢/kWh | $8.06 | $16 | $81 |
For a Rivian driver, the network’s own chargers are the cheapest fast-charging option in this comparison: about $62 less per 1,000 miles than a Supercharger at the average non-member price. Home charging is still in another league, at about a third of the cost.
How Rivian Adventure Network pricing works
- You pay per kWh. The Rivian discount is applied automatically to Rivian vehicles; no membership is needed.
- Prices vary by site and some locations use time-of-use pricing, so the same stop can cost more at peak hours.
- Other EVs can use many sites at the standard public rate, which is higher.
- The Rivian app shows the price at each site before you plug in. It’s the number to trust on the day.
How much does a full charge cost on the Rivian Adventure Network?
An R1S uses about 128 kWh from the plug to go from empty to its EPA range of 289 miles. Nobody fast-charges from zero to full, but a typical 10-80% road-trip stop adds about 200 miles, roughly $43 at the Rivian-owner average. The same energy at home costs about $16.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Rivian Adventure Network cost?
About $0.485 per kWh on average for Rivian owners and $0.552 for other EVs (DCFC Tracker, August 2026), with variation by site and time of day.
Is the Rivian Adventure Network free?
No. Charging is paid per kWh, with an automatic discount for Rivian vehicles.
Is RAN cheaper than a Tesla Supercharger for a Rivian?
On average, yes: $0.485 per kWh versus $0.62 at Superchargers for non-members, about $62 less per 1,000 miles in an R1S.
How much does it cost to charge a Rivian at home?
About $8.06 per 100 miles at the U.S. average of 18.16¢ per kWh. See every state on the Rivian R1S charging cost page.
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Sources: DCFC Tracker, Charging Price Report No. 4: Rivian (August 2026); DCFC Tracker (Tesla Superchargers, October 2026); EIA (August 2026); fueleconomy.gov. How we calculate.



