Cost of Owning a Car in Oklahoma
How Oklahoma’s gas prices, electricity rates, sales tax and insurance costs affect what you’ll typically pay to own a vehicle.
Oklahoma at a glance
Gas price
$3.15per gallon, illustrative averageElectricity
$0.11per kWh, illustrative averageSales tax
4.50%plus ~$95 average registrationInsurance in Oklahoma runs below the national average in this model, reflected as a 0.90× multiplier on our base class rates.
What drives the cost in Oklahoma
Costs are held down mainly by gas prices (about $851 less over 5 years) and insurance rates (about $833 less over 5 years). (Figures are for a typical SUV compared with the average state.)
5-year cost by vehicle class in Oklahoma
Uses real market-average vehicle prices per class (from our 152-vehicle MarketCheck pull) combined with Oklahoma-specific tax, fee, fuel and insurance data.
Sedan
$31,9385-year estimate, $532/moSUV / crossover
$43,8165-year estimate, $730/moTruck
$45,8835-year estimate, $765/moElectric
$46,0055-year estimate, $767/moLuxury
$66,5525-year estimate, $1,109/moPopular vehicles: 5-year cost in Oklahoma
2026 Toyota RAV4
$33,2855-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Honda CR-V
$32,9505-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Toyota Camry
$29,3925-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Honda Civic
$25,2755-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Ford F-150
$57,6615-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Tesla Model Y
$36,2985-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Chevrolet Equinox
$38,0225-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →2026 Toyota Corolla
$25,2725-year cost in OklahomaFull breakdown →EV vs. gas in Oklahoma
At Oklahoma’s $0.11/kWh electricity and $3.15/gal gas, charging a typical EV at home costs about $436 a year, versus about $1,219 a year to fuel a typical gas sedan — a savings of $784 per year. Run your own numbers with the EV vs. gas calculator.