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What it costs to drive a Mercedes-Benz S-Class

At US-average prices, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2015–present) costs about $4,829 a year to fuel as a gas, from $4,178 in Georgia to $6,048 in California.

Calculate with your state and miles · S-Class Hybrid vs gas: fuel cost and break-even · Mercedes-Benz S-Class dimensions

Cost to drive in every state

Your stateGas, $/galGas per yearHybrid per year
Alabama$3.75*$4,284$3,106
Alaska$5.60*$5,912$4,286
Arizona$4.51*$4,755$3,447
Arkansas$3.79*$4,336$3,143
California$6.03$6,048$4,385
Colorado$4.27$4,672$3,387
Connecticut$4.29*$4,959$3,595
Delaware$4.31*$4,830$3,502
District of Columbia$4.53*$5,080$3,683
Florida$3.98$4,452$3,228
Georgia$3.67*$4,178$3,029
Hawaii$5.61*$5,913$4,287
Idaho$4.60*$4,912$3,561
Illinois$4.17*$4,925$3,571
Indiana$4.03*$4,759$3,450
Iowa$4.10*$4,839$3,508
Kansas$4.07*$4,807$3,485
Kentucky$4.17*$4,921$3,568
Louisiana$3.77*$4,307$3,123
Maine$4.27*$4,929$3,573
Maryland$4.33*$4,853$3,519
Massachusetts$4.20$4,902$3,554
Michigan$4.08*$4,809$3,486
Minnesota$4.18$4,757$3,449
Mississippi$3.76*$4,298$3,116
Missouri$3.98*$4,697$3,405
Montana$4.58*$4,891$3,546
Nebraska$4.22*$4,974$3,606
Nevada$4.69*$4,950$3,589
New Hampshire$4.14*$4,786$3,470
New Jersey$4.17*$4,678$3,391
New Mexico$3.91*$4,473$3,243
New York$4.31$4,869$3,530
North Carolina$3.95*$4,501$3,263
North Dakota$4.35*$5,137$3,725
Ohio$4.05$4,870$3,531
Oklahoma$3.99*$4,708$3,413
Oregon$4.81*$5,078$3,681
Pennsylvania$4.42*$4,961$3,596
Rhode Island$4.26*$4,917$3,565
South Carolina$3.72*$4,235$3,071
South Dakota$4.25*$5,009$3,632
Tennessee$4.05*$4,775$3,462
Texas$3.70$4,250$3,081
Utah$4.58*$4,889$3,544
Vermont$4.29*$4,953$3,591
Virginia$3.84*$4,369$3,168
Washington$5.33$5,485$3,976
West Virginia$4.15*$4,718$3,421
Wisconsin$4.31*$5,083$3,686
Wyoming$4.29*$4,580$3,320

* estimated: EIA publishes weekly prices for 9 states; for the others we adjust the regional weekly price by how the state compared with its region in EIA’s latest annual data.

Assumes 13,500 miles a year, EPA combined efficiency and home charging at residential rates. Real-world costs vary with driving style, weather and trim. Gas prices: EIA, week of Oct 19, 2026. Electricity: EIA, August 2026.