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Data for February 2025 Release Date: April 24, 2025 Next Release Date: May 23, 2025 Full report PDF
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Table D.2. Estimated State and Regional Consumption of Electricity by Light-Duty Electric Vehicles, Year-to-Date through February 2025 and 2024
(Megawatthours)

Census Division Monthly Year to Date
and State February 2025 February 2024 February 2025 February 2024
New England 73,458 43,938 157,026 91,547
Connecticut 16,830 9,305 36,465 20,179
Maine 4,373 3,015 9,258 6,106
Massachusetts 38,641 22,847 82,317 47,568
New Hampshire 5,455 3,283 11,533 6,612
Rhode Island 3,535 2,006 7,657 4,228
Vermont 4,624 3,483 9,796 6,854
Middle Atlantic 166,129 98,513 356,911 202,680
New Jersey 54,932 31,479 121,891 65,672
New York 80,036 47,305 168,197 97,588
Pennsylvania 31,162 19,730 66,823 39,420
East North Central 130,609 73,281 274,503 156,036
Illinois 49,808 26,300 103,926 57,418
Indiana 13,256 8,567 28,390 17,475
Michigan 30,502 16,715 63,351 34,745
Ohio 24,046 14,967 51,554 31,972
Wisconsin 12,997 6,733 27,282 14,426
West North Central 49,856 26,943 105,053 59,946
Iowa 5,104 2,815 10,859 6,428
Kansas 5,019 3,040 10,704 6,739
Minnesota 20,423 10,814 43,318 24,120
Missouri 13,271 7,058 27,475 15,454
Nebraska 3,960 2,317 8,456 5,100
North Dakota 865 349 1,711 819
South Dakota 1,215 550 2,532 1,287
South Atlantic 229,129 142,080 487,294 294,167
Delaware 3,591 2,853 7,822 4,909
District of Columbia 3,463 2,186 7,189 4,713
Florida 92,443 56,258 194,460 117,816
Georgia 30,280 18,647 64,220 39,462
Maryland 29,658 20,022 63,090 40,213
North Carolina 26,506 17,302 57,505 35,332
South Carolina 7,987 4,733 16,897 9,625
Virginia 33,835 19,365 73,106 40,555
West Virginia 1,365 715 3,006 1,541
East South Central 25,145 15,052 53,807 31,660
Alabama 4,810 3,262 10,247 6,702
Kentucky 5,035 2,925 10,822 6,220
Mississippi 1,567 1,136 3,395 2,432
Tennessee 13,734 7,730 29,343 16,306
West South Central 101,818 61,459 210,037 133,553
Arkansas 2,435 1,339 5,222 2,912
Louisiana 3,306 2,153 6,902 4,293
Oklahoma 12,622 17,117 26,394 37,840
Texas 83,456 40,850 171,519 88,508
Mountain 126,822 74,397 270,810 157,484
Arizona 30,801 21,019 65,853 43,552
Colorado 53,801 27,836 112,659 60,448
Idaho 4,117 2,424 8,825 5,105
Montana 2,763 1,818 5,923 3,838
Nevada 15,439 8,995 33,944 18,707
New Mexico 3,892 2,470 8,877 5,266
Utah 15,465 9,515 33,560 19,881
Wyoming 544 320 1,169 688
Pacific Contiguous 473,487 282,011 992,796 596,985
California 400,367 239,770 837,651 510,072
Oregon 22,884 14,709 47,958 29,339
Washington 50,236 27,531 107,187 57,574
Pacific Noncontiguous 8,502 5,363 17,458 11,139
Alaska 1,330 715 2,587 1,649
Hawaii 7,173 4,648 14,871 9,491
U.S. Total 1,384,955 823,037 2,925,693 1,735,197

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.