Why I built ChargeCostCalculator
Reviewed by Edward, publisher and site editor ·
Edward is an IT systems engineer and EV owner in Malta who switched to electric in 2021 and is passionate about electric cars.
Why the inputs matter
A charging-cost number is only useful when you can see what went into it. Battery capacity, electricity price, charging efficiency and energy added can all change the answer.
A real-world reference point
Charging a 39 kWh battery at home in Malta costs Edward around €4 and provides approximately 374 km of real-world driving. It is a personal example, not a universal EV cost.
What the site is designed to do
ChargeCostCalculator.com exposes the calculation inputs, publishes its methodology and lets readers replace reference assumptions with their own figures.