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Cost to charge a 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning in Massachusetts: $160/month

Charging a 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning at home in Massachusetts costs about $160 per month ($1,915 per year) for 13,500 miles, based on Massachusetts's average residential rate of 29.61¢/kWh and the EPA rating of 48 kWh/100 mi. A full charge (320 miles of range) costs around $45.40. That is $559 a year less than a typical 24 MPG gas car at Massachusetts's $4.40/gal.

Per month$160
Per mile14.2¢
Full charge$45.40
vs. gas car / yr−$559

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Public DC fast charging is often 40–60¢/kWh
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F-150 Lightning charging cost in nearby-ranked states

Rhode Island$158/mo · 29.2¢/kWhNew York$159/mo · 29.5¢/kWhMaine$159/mo · 29.6¢/kWhCalifornia$187/mo · 34.7¢/kWhHawaii$284/mo · 52.7¢/kWh

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FAQ

How much does it cost to charge a 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning in Massachusetts?

Charging a 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning at home in Massachusetts costs about $160 per month ($1,915 per year) for 13,500 miles, based on Massachusetts's average residential rate of 29.61¢/kWh and the EPA rating of 48 kWh/100 mi. A full charge (320 miles of range) costs around $45.40. That is $559 a year less than a typical 24 MPG gas car at Massachusetts's $4.40/gal.

Is Massachusetts a cheap state to charge an EV?

Massachusetts ranks #48 of 50 states for the cost of charging a 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning at home (1 = cheapest).

Does public fast charging cost more?

Yes. DC fast chargers usually cost several times more per kWh than home charging, so drivers who rely on them can pay two to three times the home estimate. Use the calculator to enter your own price.