Electric scooters offer significant cost savings compared to car ownership. Our calculator helps you understand the true cost of commuting by car versus electric scooter, including fuel, parking, maintenance, and environmental impact.

Calculate Your Savings

Enter your commute details to see how much you can save by switching to an electric scooter.

Your Commute

Average one-way distance to work
How many days per week do you commute?

Car Costs

$ per gallon
MPG
$ per day
Enter 0 if you have free parking
$
Oil changes, repairs, insurance, etc.

Electric Scooter Costs

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$ per kWh
Check your electric bill for your rate
Wh
$
Tire replacements, brake pads, etc.

Why Electric Scooters Save Money

The average American spends over $10,000 per year on car-related expenses, including fuel, insurance, maintenance, and parking. Electric scooters offer a compelling alternative for short to medium-distance commutes, with operating costs that are a fraction of car ownership.

Transportation Cost Comparison Chart

Annual transportation costs: Electric scooter vs. car ownership

Return on Investment Timeline

Most electric scooters pay for themselves within 6-12 months when used for daily commuting. The break-even point depends on your commute distance and local transportation costs.

ROI Timeline Chart for Electric Scooters

How quickly your electric scooter investment pays off

Environmental Benefits

Beyond financial savings, electric scooters offer substantial environmental benefits. The average car emits about 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. By switching to an electric scooter for your daily commute, you can reduce your carbon footprint by 50-80%.

Environmental Impact CO2 Emissions Chart

CO2 emissions comparison: Cars vs. electric scooters