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Charging rates • Reviewed October 25, 2026

Georgia EV Charging Rates: Georgia Power Overnight TOU & Hubs

Explore Georgia Powers nation-leading Super Off-Peak overnight rate of ~2.2¢/kWh, allowing EV drivers to fuel for under $1.50 per full charge.

Georgia offers one of the most advantageous residential EV charging rate structures in the nation through Georgia Powers specialized Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV) Time-of-Use tariff, delivering exceptionally low fueling costs during overnight hours.

Georgia EV Fueling Cost Matrix (Georgia Power Territory)
Charging Mode Effective Delivered Rate Cost for 60 kWh Charge Cost per 1,000 Miles
Georgia Power Super Off-Peak (11 PM – 7 AM)$0.055 / kWh$3.30$15.71
Georgia Power Standard Residential Flat Rate$0.145 / kWh$8.70$41.42
Georgia Power On-Peak Summer (2 PM – 7 PM)$0.285 / kWh$17.10$81.42
Public DC Fast Charger (150+ kW)$0.460 / kWh$27.60$131.42
Gasoline Benchmark (28 MPG @ $3.25/gallon)N/AN/A$116.07

Georgia Power Super Off-Peak PEV Tariff

Under Georgia Powers PEV Time-of-Use schedule, electricity consumed between 11:00 PM and 7:00 AM every night is billed at a base rate of approximately 2.2¢ per kWh (plus fuel cost recovery and environmental compliance surcharges, totaling ~5.5¢/kWh delivered), compared to peak summer rates exceeding 25¢/kWh.

Georgia Annual Alternative Fuel Vehicle Fee

Georgia levies an annual non-commercial Alternative Fuel Vehicle fee of approximately $210 per year on all-electric personal vehicles, adjusted annually based on highway funding formulas.

Frequently asked questions

How do I enroll in the Georgia Power EV Time-of-Use rate?
Homeowners can apply online through Georgia Powers website by confirming ownership or lease of a qualifying plug-in electric vehicle and agreeing to install a smart digital meter.
Does Georgia Power offer a rebate for Level 2 EV chargers?
Yes. Georgia Power offers a $250 residential rebate for customers who install an approved Level 2 240V dedicated charger.

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