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Data for January 2025 Release Date: March 25, 2025 Next Release Date: April 24, 2025 Full report PDF Re-release date March 31, 2025 (Revision Notice)

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Table D.2. Estimated State and Regional Consumption of Electricity by Light-Duty Electric Vehicles, Year-to-Date through January 2025 and 2024

(Megawatthours)

Census Division	Monthly		Year to Date
and State	January 2025	January 2024	January 2025	January 2024
New England	83,568	47,609	83,568	47,609
Connecticut	19,635	10,874	19,635	10,874
Maine	4,885	3,092	4,885	3,092
Massachusetts	43,677	24,721	43,677	24,721
New Hampshire	6,077	3,329	6,077	3,329
Rhode Island	4,123	2,222	4,123	2,222
Vermont	5,172	3,371	5,172	3,371
Middle Atlantic	190,782	104,167	190,782	104,167
New Jersey	66,959	34,194	66,959	34,194
New York	88,162	50,283	88,162	50,283
Pennsylvania	35,662	19,690	35,662	19,690
East North Central	143,894	82,755	143,894	82,755
Illinois	54,118	31,119	54,118	31,119
Indiana	15,134	8,908	15,134	8,908
Michigan	32,848	18,030	32,848	18,030
Ohio	27,508	17,004	27,508	17,004
Wisconsin	14,285	7,694	14,285	7,694
West North Central	55,197	33,003	55,197	33,003
Iowa	5,755	3,612	5,755	3,612
Kansas	5,684	3,699	5,684	3,699
Minnesota	22,895	13,306	22,895	13,306
Missouri	14,204	8,396	14,204	8,396
Nebraska	4,497	2,783	4,497	2,783
North Dakota	846	470	846	470
South Dakota	1,316	736	1,316	736
South Atlantic	258,165	152,087	258,165	152,087
Delaware	4,230	2,057	4,230	2,057
District of Columbia	3,726	2,527	3,726	2,527
Florida	102,016	61,559	102,016	61,559
Georgia	33,940	20,815	33,940	20,815
Maryland	33,432	20,191	33,432	20,191
North Carolina	30,999	18,031	30,999	18,031
South Carolina	8,910	4,892	8,910	4,892
Virginia	39,271	21,191	39,271	21,191
West Virginia	1,641	827	1,641	827
East South Central	28,661	16,608	28,661	16,608
Alabama	5,438	3,440	5,438	3,440
Kentucky	5,787	3,295	5,787	3,295
Mississippi	1,827	1,297	1,827	1,297
Tennessee	15,610	8,576	15,610	8,576
West South Central	108,219	72,094	108,219	72,094
Arkansas	2,787	1,573	2,787	1,573
Louisiana	3,596	2,139	3,596	2,139
Oklahoma	13,772	20,724	13,772	20,724
Texas	88,064	47,658	88,064	47,658
Mountain	143,988	83,087	143,988	83,087
Arizona	35,051	22,533	35,051	22,533
Colorado	58,858	32,611	58,858	32,611
Idaho	4,709	2,681	4,709	2,681
Montana	3,160	2,020	3,160	2,020
Nevada	18,505	9,712	18,505	9,712
New Mexico	4,985	2,796	4,985	2,796
Utah	18,095	10,366	18,095	10,366
Wyoming	625	368	625	368
Pacific Contiguous	519,308	314,975	519,308	314,975
California	437,284	270,302	437,284	270,302
Oregon	25,074	14,630	25,074	14,630
Washington	56,951	30,043	56,951	30,043
Pacific Noncontiguous	8,955	5,776	8,955	5,776
Alaska	1,257	934	1,257	934
Hawaii	7,698	4,843	7,698	4,843
U.S. Total	1,540,738	912,160	1,540,738	912,160

Notes:
Light-duty vehicles are vehicles weighing less than 8,500 lbs including passenger cars and light trucks.
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) is a vehicle that can both (1) plug into an electric power source and store power in a battery pack and (2) use petroleum-based or other liquid- or gas-based fuel to power an Internal combustion engine (ICE).
Battery electric vehicle (BEV) is an all-electric vehicle that receives power by plugging into an electric power source and storing the power in a battery pack. BEVs do not use any petroleum-based or other liquid- or gas-based fuel during operation.
Note: Values for 2022 and prior are final. Values for 2023 and 2024 are preliminary. Electric Vehicle electricity end-use consumption is included across multiple end-use sectors in electricity sales to ultimate customers. PHEV consumption only includes electricity consumption, it does not include any gasoline consumption.
Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
Estimates are model based. These estimates are not discretely allocated to any of the end-use sector balances. See full data disclaimer and technical notes.
Data source: The estimates published in these tables are based on a model that uses administrative and third-party data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, 'S&P' Global Mobility, Wards Intelligence, Alliance for Automotive Innovation, Hedges & Co, and Geotab.