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EV Charging · Published 2026-07-29

Every State Where a Level 2 Charger Install Runs Under $1,500

33 states sit at or under $1,500 for a Level 2 home charger installation. The full list, ranked, from July 2026 data.

$1,500 marks the bottom quartile of the national table for a Level 2 home charger installation. 33 states clear that bar — here they all are, with links to each state's full breakdown.

StateLevel 2 charger, installedvs U.S. average
Alabama$1,500-5%
Arizona$1,500-5%
Arkansas$1,500-5%
Colorado$1,500-5%
Delaware$1,500-5%
Florida$1,500-5%
Georgia$1,500-5%
Idaho$1,500-5%
Indiana$1,500-5%
Iowa$1,500-5%
Kansas$1,500-5%
Kentucky$1,500-5%
Louisiana$1,500-5%
Minnesota$1,500-5%
Mississippi$1,500-5%
Missouri$1,500-5%
Montana$1,500-5%
Nebraska$1,500-5%
Nevada$1,500-5%
New Mexico$1,500-5%
North Carolina$1,500-5%
North Dakota$1,500-5%
Ohio$1,500-5%
Oklahoma$1,500-5%
South Carolina$1,500-5%
South Dakota$1,500-5%
Tennessee$1,500-5%
Texas$1,500-5%
Utah$1,500-5%
Virginia$1,500-5%
West Virginia$1,500-5%
Wisconsin$1,500-5%
Wyoming$1,500-5%
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