How much could you save on gas for a year? (If you chose an EV)
Visit: www.AfterOilEV.com to find out.
How much could you save on gas for a year? (If you chose an EV)
Visit: www.AfterOilEV.com to find out.
Handy calculator, thanks!
I’m figuring it would be $700-$800 if gas somehow stays at $4 gallon. I keep thinking to myself, if I had an electric vehicle, I could have used it on this trip.
Gas as a fuel the most efficient way to drive the car economically. I helps you to save nearly about 40% that of your normal fuel vehicle can not.
I can save 800 to 1000 $ by saving gas.
[QUOTE=SerpaDesigns;1675]How much could you save on gas for a year? (If you chose an EV)
Visit: www.AfterOilEV.com to find out.[/QUOTE]
Very cool tool, Thanks for the calculator
A good guesstimation would be around $500 -700 a year. Hope this helps
Hi, everybody, I am a new friend.
The following conversation financially demonstrates how driving an EV makes sense when powering from solar. Let’s compare driving on gasoline prices and the cost of a solar energy system. Here is the example using an average car with 25 MPG fuel rating (2013 average MPG rating per EPA data):
Using $3.50/gallon gasoline for an Internal Combustion Engine:
MPG
25 MPG
Miles per month
1000 miles per month
$ per gallon
$3.50 per gallon
Total cost for 1,000 miles
$140
$ per mile
$0.14
$ per year
$1,680
POWERING AN EV WITH SOLAR COMPARISON:
Approximately 80 miles can be driven per charge with a 2013 Nissan Leaf with a 24 kWh battery pack.
If 1,000 miles are driven each month and 80 miles are driven per charge, then it takes 13 recharges from empty to full in 1 month to travel 1,000 miles (1,000 divided by 80).
13 monthly recharges x 24 kWh per charge = 312 kWh needed
OR Assuming you recharge an empty battery pack to 100% 22 times in a month then 528 kWh needed
A 1kW solar array produces 126 kWh per month in GA (on average). A 3kW solar array will provide 378 kWh worth of power.
Cost After Incentives for 3kW solar energy system
$9,800
Avg. Power Each Month
376 kWh
$ per mile
$0
Complete ROI
5.8 Years
Any Increase In Fuel Cost Greatly Improves ROI!
When ICE Maintenance Cost Are Considered ROI Improves Even More!
If I compared that to a 25 MPG car and the monthly cost of gas, I would pay for my solar in 5 to 6 years. After that, my fuel would be free for the life of my system (another 35+ more years). This only considers gas staying at $3.50/gallon (and assuming you only use low grade gas, not high test or diesel, which cost more).
Dear i can save 700 to 900$, first time a saw a post like this but really a very useful and effective tool shared by you,thanks for that.