Your Lexus EV Ownership Guide
Embracing the future of mobility means considering the shift to an electric vehicle, and Lexus of Glendale is your trusted partner in this journey. As our roads become more populated with electric vehicles, especially in environmentally conscious California, understanding the total cost of EV ownership is paramount. That’s why our Lexus dealership in Glendale is pleased to offer a selection of sophisticated Lexus electric and hybrid models, designed for those who seek luxury without compromise all while focusing on a commitment to sustainability, too.
California's ambitious environmental goals make it an incredibly EV-friendly state. With numerous state incentives, high gas prices and an extensive network of charging stations, the transition to an EV in California is not only a smart environmental choice but an astute financial decision as well. Whether you're calculating the cost of charging a Lexus UX 300e at home or exploring state and federal EV tax incentives, our team of experts at Lexus of Glendale is ready to navigate you through the economics of EV ownership in California.
Essential Insights on Electric Vehicle Costs
Lexus electric vehicles, renowned for their luxury and performance, are competitively priced against their gasoline counterparts. The exact price of each Lexus EV depends on the model year, trim and features you choose. Considering California’s high gas prices, the long-term savings from driving an EV are even more significant. Peruse our range of new and pre-owned Lexus electric vehicles for additional savings opportunities.
Charging an EV can be remarkably cost-effective. According to the , it costs about 10.7 cents per kWh nationally, which means charging a Lexus UX 300e with a 200-mile range (assuming a fully depleted 54 kWh battery) could cost around $6. In California, where electricity rates may vary, driving an EV can still be cheaper than fueling a traditional gas car, especially when utilizing off-peak electricity rates for home charging.
Most EV owners opt for home charging with a Level 2 charger for faster charging speeds, though a Level 1 charger that plugs into any standard outlet is also an option.
Installation costs for a Level 2 home charging station can vary, but considering California's focus on green energy, there are often local incentives available that can reduce the cost substantially. Our Lexus specialists will help you understand your options and navigate local regulations.
Yes, charging your EV at home will likely increase your electricity bill; however, the overall expense remains lower compared to the cost of gasoline. Moreover, many California utility companies offer discounted rates for EV charging during off-peak hours.
Generally speaking, no. Electric and hybrid vehicles tend to have lower maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts and fluids. This makes them not only a greener choice but a more economical one over time.
Explore Lexus Electric Vehicles in Glendale
At Lexus of Glendale, we're dedicated to providing you with comprehensive insights into EV ownership. From the cutting-edge tech of our electric vehicles to understanding your potential savings and environmental impact, we're here to ensure your transition to Lexus EV is smooth and informed.
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