Cheapest EV Charging in North Carolina

Where is EV charging cheapest in North Carolina?

As of May 27, 2026, the city with the cheapest average EV charging in North Carolina is Arden at Free per kWh on average across 3 priced stations. We rank 20 North Carolina cities by their average published $/kWh below.

City figures are the average $/kWh as of May 27, 2026 across stations with published pricing. Charging costs change frequently — confirm at the station before charging.

Cities Ranked by Average EV Charging Price in North Carolina

#CityAvg $/kWhCheapestPriced Stations
1 Arden Free Free 3
3 free
2 Flat Rock Free Free 3
3 free
3 Hendersonville Free Free 4
4 free
4 Hillsborough Free Free 6
6 free
5 Pittsboro Free Free 4
4 free
6 Wilmington Free Free 5
5 free
7 Asheville $0.03/kWh Free 22
21 free
8 Boone $0.04/kWh Free 6
5 free
9 Raleigh $0.05/kWh Free 29
24 free
10 Cary $0.06/kWh Free 4
3 free
11 Greensboro $0.09/kWh Free 7
6 free
12 Durham $0.10/kWh Free 7
4 free
13 Rocky Mount $0.13/kWh Free 3
2 free
14 Highlands $0.16/kWh Free 5
3 free
15 Concord $0.16/kWh Free 5
3 free
16 Chapel Hill $0.17/kWh Free 4
2 free
17 Charlotte $0.18/kWh Free 42
18 free
18 Bryson City $0.20/kWh Free 3
1 free
19 Morrisville $0.22/kWh Free 9
1 free
20 New Bern $0.22/kWh Free 4
2 free

Frequently Asked Questions

Which city has the cheapest EV charging in North Carolina?

As of May 27, 2026, Arden has the lowest average published rate at Free per kWh across 3 priced stations.

How are North Carolina cities ranked for charging cost?

Each city's figure is the average of every station with a published $/kWh price in that city (cities need at least 3 priced stations to be ranked). Cities are sorted cheapest to most expensive.