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2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS fuel cost: $85 per month

At today's national average of 18.34¢/kWh, a 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS (41 kWh/100 mi) costs about $85 per month or $1,015 per year to charge for 13,500 miles — 7.5¢ per mile. It is cheapest to charge in Nevada ($60/mo) and most expensive in Hawaii ($243/mo).

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Public DC fast charging is often 40–60¢/kWh
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2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS charging cost in every state

StatePricePer monthPer year
Alabama16.40¢/kWh$76$908
Alaska28.21¢/kWh$130$1,561
Arizona15.18¢/kWh$70$840
Arkansas14.12¢/kWh$65$782
California34.74¢/kWh$160$1,923
Colorado17.13¢/kWh$79$948
Connecticut24.32¢/kWh$112$1,346
Delaware19.29¢/kWh$89$1,068
Florida15.10¢/kWh$70$836
Georgia16.36¢/kWh$75$906
Hawaii52.72¢/kWh$243$2,918
Idaho14.37¢/kWh$66$795
Illinois19.89¢/kWh$92$1,101
Indiana17.51¢/kWh$81$969
Iowa15.93¢/kWh$73$882
Kansas15.71¢/kWh$72$870
Kentucky14.26¢/kWh$66$789
Louisiana13.49¢/kWh$62$747
Maine29.59¢/kWh$136$1,638
Maryland21.84¢/kWh$101$1,209
Massachusetts29.61¢/kWh$137$1,639
Michigan22.99¢/kWh$106$1,272
Minnesota17.52¢/kWh$81$970
Mississippi14.88¢/kWh$69$824
Missouri16.22¢/kWh$75$898
Montana15.14¢/kWh$70$838
Nebraska13.25¢/kWh$61$733
Nevada13.11¢/kWh$60$726
New Hampshire27.01¢/kWh$125$1,495
New Jersey24.95¢/kWh$115$1,381
New Mexico15.06¢/kWh$69$834
New York29.49¢/kWh$136$1,632
North Carolina14.74¢/kWh$68$816
North Dakota14.12¢/kWh$65$782
Ohio19.19¢/kWh$89$1,062
Oklahoma14.33¢/kWh$66$793
Oregon16.32¢/kWh$75$903
Pennsylvania21.73¢/kWh$100$1,203
Rhode Island29.23¢/kWh$135$1,618
South Carolina15.55¢/kWh$72$861
South Dakota15.36¢/kWh$71$850
Tennessee14.07¢/kWh$65$779
Texas15.94¢/kWh$74$882
Utah13.37¢/kWh$62$740
Vermont24.44¢/kWh$113$1,353
Virginia17.22¢/kWh$79$953
Washington14.91¢/kWh$69$825
West Virginia15.45¢/kWh$71$855
Wisconsin19.56¢/kWh$90$1,083
Wyoming15.24¢/kWh$70$844

13,500 miles per year, EPA combined efficiency of the typical trim.

2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS versions

VersionEfficiencyPer monthPer year
EQS 450 Plus · Automatic (A1) · Rear-Wheel Drive34 kWh/100 mi$70$842
EQS 580 4matic · Automatic (A1) · All-Wheel Drive36 kWh/100 mi$74$891
EQS 450 4matic · Automatic (A1) · All-Wheel Drive37 kWh/100 mi$76$916
EQS 450 Plus (SUV) · Automatic (A1) · Rear-Wheel Drive41 kWh/100 mi$85$1,015
EQS 580 4matic (SUV) · Automatic (A1) · All-Wheel Drive42 kWh/100 mi$87$1,040
AMG EQS 4matic Plus · Automatic (A1) · All-Wheel Drive43 kWh/100 mi$88$1,061
EQS 450 4matic (SUV) · Automatic (A1) · All-Wheel Drive43 kWh/100 mi$89$1,065
EQS 680 4matic Maybach (SUV) · Automatic (A1) · All-Wheel Drive44 kWh/100 mi$90$1,079

Mercedes-Benz EQS by model year

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FAQ

How much does it cost to charge a 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS per month?

About $85 per month ($1,015 per year) at U.S. average prices, assuming 13,500 miles per year and the EPA combined rating of 41 kWh/100 mi.

What is the cost per mile of a 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS?

Around 7.5¢ per mile, or $7.52 every 100 miles, at U.S. average prices.

Where is it cheapest to charge a 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS?

Nevada, at about $60 per month. The most expensive state is Hawaii at $243 per month.

How much does a full charge cost for a 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS?

Driving the full EPA range of 323 miles uses about 132 kWh from the wall, which costs around $24.29 at the U.S. average home electricity price.