Wyoming · updated Nov 2, 2026

EV charger installation cost in Wyoming

A typical Level 2 install, 25 feet from a panel with room for a new breaker, runs about $690 to $1,670 before the charger. Home electricity in Wyoming averaged 14.43¢ per kWh in August 2026, up 0.7% from 14.33¢ a year earlier. That's the 42nd highest of the 50 states and D.C.

EV, per 100 miles
$4.623.5 mi/kWh, home charging
Gas, per 100 miles
$16.5127 mpg at $4.46/gal
Saved a month
$119at 1,000 miles a month
Typical install
$1,23048 A hardwired, 25 ft
Pays for itself
10 monthsinstall cost ÷ monthly savings
Charging speed
36 mi/hour48 A Level 2 charger

Gas price: regular gasoline in the Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) region, U.S. EIA, week of Oct 26, 2026.

Estimate your Wyoming install

What are you installing?
Distance from your panel25 ft
The wire's path, not a straight line. Add up the walls and ceilings it follows.
Is there room in your electrical panel?
Driving and fuel prices
Typical installed cost$1,230Most quotes:
Circuit directory
CktLoadCost
Cost per 100 miles
Home EV
Gas car
Charging / month
Gas / month
Saved / year

Pays for itself in:

How Wyoming compares

RankStateHome rateEV per 100 miSaved / month
39Oklahoma14.82¢$4.74$111
40Washington14.63¢$4.68$146
41Mississippi14.43¢$4.62$91
42Wyoming14.43¢$4.62$119
43Arkansas14.37¢$4.60$91
44Kentucky13.80¢$4.42$114
45Nebraska13.54¢$4.33$115

Common questions

How much does it cost to install a Level 2 EV charger?

For a garage install about 25 feet from a panel with room for a new breaker, most quotes fall between about $700 and $1,700, plus the charger if you're buying one. Long runs, finished walls, outdoor conduit and panel upgrades add to that. Use the calculator for your setup.

Do I need a permit to install an EV charger?

Almost everywhere in the U.S., yes. A new 240-volt circuit needs an electrical permit and an inspection. Licensed electricians usually pull the permit and include the fee in the quote.

Hardwired charger or NEMA 14-50 outlet?

A hardwired 48-amp charger on a 60-amp circuit charges fastest and avoids wear on a plug. A 14-50 outlet is cheaper up front if your car came with a mobile cord, but recent electrical codes require a GFCI breaker for it, which costs more than a standard breaker.

What if my electrical panel is full?

There are often cheaper fixes than a new service: rearranging breakers, a smaller 32-amp circuit, or a load-management device that pauses charging when the house is busy. A full panel or service upgrade usually costs a few thousand dollars.

How much will I save versus gas?

It depends on your electricity rate, gas price and mileage. At U.S. averages, charging at home costs roughly a third of what gas costs per mile. The calculator uses your state's latest average rates.