Best Gas & EV Credit Cards of June 2026

The Costco Anywhere Visa is the rare card that pays top rates on warehouse fuel: 5% on gas at Costco and 4% on other eligible gas and EV charging, on up to $7,000 in combined purchases a year. There's no card fee beyond the Costco membership you already have, and no foreign transaction fee. Rewards arrive once a year as a certificate redeemable at Costco, the structural quirk to accept, though certificates over $300 can now be deposited to a bank account. It's for Costco members who fill up where they shop.

The Altitude Connect earns 4x on gas stations and EV charging with no annual fee, the best no-fee rate going, on up to $1,000 in spending each quarter. Uncapped 4x on travel and 2x on groceries, dining, and streaming fill out the card, and there's no foreign transaction fee. The quarterly cap suits moderate drivers; heavy commuters will blow past it. It's the no-fee pick for households whose monthly fuel bill stays in the low hundreds.

The Blue Cash Preferred's 3% at U.S. gas stations has no cap, which matters once your fuel spending outruns the quarterly limits on higher-rate cards, and it rides along with the strongest supermarket rate in the business, 6% on up to $6,000 a year. The $95 fee is waived the first year, and 6% on streaming plus 3% on transit round it out. The one gap: Amex's gas category doesn't cover standalone EV chargers. It's the single-card answer for gas-driving households that also buy groceries.

The Autograph names EV charging right alongside gas at an uncapped three points per dollar, with no annual fee, and the same 3x covers dining, travel, transit, streaming, and phone plans. Points transfer to airline and hotel partners, lifting the effective rate past flat 3% cash. Cell phone protection comes free when you pay the bill with the card. It's the flexible no-fee pick for drivers, electric or otherwise, who want one card covering most of life.

The Strata Premier earns three points per dollar at gas and EV charging stations and the same on dining, supermarkets, air travel, and hotels, the broadest bonus map of any card here, for $95. ThankYou points transfer to airline and hotel partners at values above plain cash back, and a $100 hotel credit on Citi Travel bookings of $500 or more nearly cancels the fee. It's for drivers whose fuel spending is one line in a travel-heavy budget.

Set gas and EV charging as the Customized Cash's choice category and it earns 3%, currently boosted to 6% for your first year, on up to $2,500 in combined bonus spending each quarter. BofA Rewards banking members can push the ongoing rate toward 4% and beyond, rivaling the specialists with plain cash back. There's no annual fee and a 15-billing-cycle 0% intro window. It's for Bank of America customers who want their banking relationship to subsidize their commute.

The Sam's Club Mastercard pays the highest straight cash rate at the pump: 5% back on gas and EV charging anywhere Mastercard is accepted, including Sam's Club's own pumps, on up to $6,000 a year, though fuel at other clubs and grocery stores earns just 1%. Rewards accrue as Sam's Cash, redeemable at the club, and the card caps total annual rewards at $5,000, which only the heaviest spenders will notice. There's no annual fee beyond the Sam's Club membership. It's for members who want maximum cash at the pump and shop the club anyway.