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Eligible Citi Costco Anywhere VISA Cardholders: Gas/Electric Vehicle Charging (EV)
4% Back
($7,000/year & 1% Thereafter)
Citi is offering eligible Citi Costco Anywhere VISA Cardholders: 4% Back on Eligible Gas/Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Purchases Worldwide (for first $7,000 per year and then 1% thereafter) when you shop using this qualifying card.
Thanks to community member(s) FrancoisP59 & dirtyherry for finding this deal
Note, must use your eligible card to make your purchase to qualify.
Thanks to community member(s) FrancoisP59 & dirtyherry for finding this deal
Note, must use your eligible card to make your purchase to qualify.
- 4% cash back on eligible gas and EV charging purchases worldwide, including gas and EV charging at Costco, for the first $7,000 per year in gas and EV charging purchases and then 1% thereafter.
- Certain Non-Qualifying Purchases. You will only earn 1% cash back, not 4% for gas and EV charging purchases made at superstores, supermarkets, convenience stores and warehouse clubs other than Costco or for fuel used for non-automobile purchases
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For reference a M3LR has a 70kwh pack and 4% supercharging at $0.25/kwh (same price I pay at home ironically) would save you a whopping $0.70 for a full charge.
If that entices you to buy a Tesla..... uh.......
And that's not taking into account that the cash back is only usable if you have a costco membership (I think they let you cash it, and not just use it on purchases).
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Charging on Solar - great in theory but if you're commuting with your EV and your EV parked in a parking lot somewhere during the day, solar isn't that helpful. It works out great on weekends when I have my car plugged in and scheduled to charge when sun is glaring down on my roof, but that doesn't always happen. I also don't like to pull from my Powerwalls (70kwh battery in model 3 vs 27 kWh capacity from 2 Powerwalls) which is really for backup.
Disclaimer - I only got the Solar Roof for the looks and durability, solar was a plus.
I charge at home with my Juicebox 40 and it's ~30 cents per kW during off-peak for my plan. If I go to a Chargepoint, it varies, but sometime is cheaper than charging at home.
I charge at home with my Juicebox 40 and it's ~30 cents per kW during off-peak for my plan. If I go to a Chargepoint, it varies, but sometime is cheaper than charging at home.
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Holy cow, 46 cents! Unaffordable. This deal is good to know, but kinda useless. Does anyone spend 5K a year on EV charging? Then you'll save 200 bucks? Big deal. Any regular credit card gives 1% back.
Plus, said person would already be saving 1% from literally any CC on the market, so the additional 3% is really only like $55 a year.
However, new BEVs with 300+ miles range are arriving fast. This will increase BEV usage on road trips and usage of DCFC stations, which are about as expensive as gas stations. Maybe that will increase cash back potential but even then, majority of charging would still be at home. Unlike gas car owners who have no choice but to go to a gas station every time they need to refuel, EV owners can charge at home overnight most of the time, and often at reduced prices.
Plus, said person would already be saving 1% from literally any CC on the market, so the additional 3% is really only like $55 a year.
However, new BEVs with 300+ miles range are arriving fast. This will increase BEV usage on road trips and usage of DCFC stations, which are about as expensive as gas stations. Maybe that will increase cash back potential but even then, majority of charging would still be at home. Unlike gas car owners who have no choice but to go to a gas station every time they need to refuel, EV owners can charge at home overnight most of the time, and often at reduced prices.
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