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2025 · Long Range RWD · Duke Energy Florida

Hyundai Ioniq 5 charging cost with Duke Energy Florida in Florida

Using CalcuRiver’s current verified Duke Energy Florida RS-1 Residential Service rate at 12.88¢/kWh, 1,000 miles/month for Hyundai Ioniq 5 is estimated at $38.09 in wall electricity — $6.34 less than the Florida statewide-average result.

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Location12.88¢/kWh

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Utility default: Duke Energy Florida · RS-1 Residential Service · Current flat verified energy rate · last verified 2026-09-28
Florida residential rate15.03¢/kWhEIA · 2026-07 · preliminary
vs U.S. average-17.9%U.S. average 18.31¢/kWh
year over year-0.5%vs July 2025
national rank#37highest residential price
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Duke Energy Florida RS-1 Residential Service: charging-window rate used

Current flat verified energy rate. The result is computed from the verified schedule rather than treating one advertised period as a universal flat rate.

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Effective charging rate

Weighted rate12.88¢/kWh
Hyundai Ioniq 5 · 1,000 mi/month$38.09/mo
State-average comparison$6.34 lower/mo

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Current verified energy rate12.88¢/kWh

Rate version cr.duke-energy-florida.standard-residential.2026-09.v1 · effective 2026-09-01 to 2026-11-30 · last verified 2026-09-28.

Boundary. This is a marginal charging-energy estimate. Fixed charges, taxes, riders and account-specific adjustments remain separate unless explicitly modeled.

What is being calculated?

Vehicle efficiency3.38 mi/kWh
Utility reference12.88¢ scheduled effective
Battery reference84.1 kWh

MPGe-backed vehicles use the EPA 33.7 kWh/gallon-equivalent conversion; EPA says the MPGe label value already includes charging losses, so CalcuRiver does not add another default loss. Where a manufacturer source gives usable battery and EPA-estimated range but not MPGe, the reference efficiency is battery ÷ range and a 10% wall-loss assumption is applied by default.

cost = miles × 0.295614 kWh/mile × 1.00 × $0.12884/kWh

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Battery reference: 84.1 kWh. Data reviewed 2026-09-28.

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Utility reference ≠ complete bill. This estimate applies the encoded marginal energy reference for Duke Energy Florida. Fixed charges, taxes, account-specific riders, eligibility rules and unmodeled bill components remain separate unless the tariff engine explicitly models them.

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