Electricity is $0.08-0.15 per KWH; gas is about $2-3&#x2F;gallon.  (There are obviously exceptions -- Hawaii electricity is almost German prices, and it is progressive, so if you use a lot you pay a high marginal rate.  There are also specific areas with really expensive gas, maybe 2x the cheapest gas.)<p>Electric seems like an easy choice in the UK -- high fuel costs and not high electricity prices -- and a less obviously good choice in places in the US with cheap fuel (Midwest, south) but expensive power (I think some small utilities have high rates due to legacy costs)<p>It doesn&#x27;t seem like a clear winner in Germany yet, or at least is relatively less good than in California (high fuel costs, high subsidies for electric cars, high traffic, and relatively low electric costs).<p>If I lived in Germany (goal!) I&#x27;d still consider getting an electric as a city car if everything else worked out, just for environmental reasons, but I&#x27;d probably still be tempted to get a 550d or something instead if I were doing long trips.  Whereas in California and Washington State I definitely want a Model 3 next, or if I had to buy today, maybe an i3.