Comparable charging costs need tariff, losses, fees and accepted energy stated together.
Source: EV Evidence, Home vs public charging.
EV Evidence
Charging cost evidence
Charging cost depends on the tariff, losses, session fees and how much energy the car actually accepted. A missing public price is not zero and a cap row is not your bill. Compare home and public scenarios with the assumptions kept visible, then keep a receipt when a session is in dispute.
Source: EV Evidence, Home vs public charging.
Key facts and evidence
A charging-cost figure is only comparable when the tariff, losses, session fees and accepted energy are stated. A missing public price is not zero and a price-cap row is not a household bill. Compare home and public scenarios with those inputs visible, and keep a receipt if a session is later disputed.
Source: EV Evidence, Home vs public charging.
A missing public price is not zero and must stay unpublished rather than averaged.
Source: EV Evidence, Home vs public charging.
Keep a session receipt when a charging cost is later disputed.
Source: EV Evidence, Home vs public charging.