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 It seems that charging our EV increased our average monthly consumption by 230 kWh (30%).  To put this extra load in perspective, it's worth noting that the average difference between the maximum usage in the winter and the minimum usage in the summer is about 800 kWh. It seems that charging our EV increased our average monthly consumption by 230 kWh (30%).  To put this extra load in perspective, it's worth noting that the average difference between the maximum usage in the winter and the minimum usage in the summer is about 800 kWh.
  
-This extra 230 kWh a month costs roughly $35 a month, which translates to about $2.30 / 100 km.+This extra 230 kWh a month costs roughly $35, which translates to about $2.30 / 100 km.
  
 I also did a least square regression to a sine function and got similar numbers for the average: I also did a least square regression to a sine function and got similar numbers for the average:
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