| | Discounted time-of-use rate for those who lease or own an EV/plug-in hybrid
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| | Smart Charge Program: $250 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station + $85 annual credit Salt River Project: $250 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station + $50 credit for charging at certain times of day Tucson Electric Power: $500 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station Mojave Electric Cooperative: $1,000 rebate for purchasing a networked Level 2 charging station
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| | Entergy Electric eTech: $250 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station Southwestern Electric Power Company: $250 rebate for ENERGY STAR-certified Level 2 EV charging station Carroll Electric Cooperative: $30 credit on power bill + $250 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station
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| | California offers several rebates and incentives through different programs, with some savings of up to $4,000+
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| | Vehicle Exchange Colorado: $6,000 credit toward purchasing an EV or PHEV Black Hills Energy: $500 rebate for installing a Level 2 EV charging station Gunnison County Electric Association: $1,250 rebate for those who sign up for time-of-use rates + 25% off the purchase of an EV up to $1,000 Holy Cross Energy: Gives up to 2 free Level 2 ChargePoint chargers San Isabel Electric Association: $500 rebate for those who purchase a qualified EV Xcel Energy: $5,500 rebate for drivers who lease/purchase a new EV + $50 bill credit for charging during off-peak hours
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| | Up to $7,500 in rebates depending on whether you own a new/used EV, PHEV, or FCEV Eversource: $500 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station + $200 for sign up Norwich Public Utilities: $5,000 incentive to install a qualified EV charging station United Illuminating: $1,000 rebate for installing a Level 2 EV charging station + $100 for establishing a charging schedule
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| | $1,000-$2,500 for purchasing/leasing a new EV $100 bill credit rebate + $5 monthly bill credit for those who don’t charge their EV during peak hours
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| | Tax credit for 50% of costs associated with installing a residential charging station
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| | Duke Energy: Monthly $10 bill credit for customers who charge their EV with a Level 2 charging station Jacksonville Electric Authority: Up to $300 for upgrading your home’s electrical system to support an EV charging station Kissimmee Utility Authority: $100 for EV drivers + $100 for installing a Level 2 charging station Orlando Utilities Commission: $200 for customers who purchase/lease a new EV + $50 for anyone test driving an EV
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| | $250 incentive to install an ENERGY STAR-certified Level 2 charging station
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| | All EVs and plug-in hybrids are exempt from state-required maintenance programs and inspections
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| | $4,000 for vehicles purchased between July 2022 and June 2026 $2,000 for vehicles purchased between July 2026 and June 2027 $1,000 for vehicles purchased after July 2028
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| | Indiana Michigan Power: $500 for signing up, as long as you have a new or existing Level 2 charger Applied Energy Services: $250 + $50 per year for participation Duke Energy: Up to $200 in annual incentives for customers who charge during off-peak times
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| | Residents must purchase/install a qualifying Level 2 charging station; amount not disclosed
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| | Up to $2,400 per qualified vehicle $250 rebate for purchasing a Level 2 EV charger + $250 for signing up
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| | $250 for installing Level 2 EV chargers or ENERGY STAR-certified chargers
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| | Up to $7,500 for purchasing/leasing a new EV Up to $3,500 for plug-in hybrids*
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| | $3,000 tax credit for customers who purchase/lease EVs under $50,000 Maryland Energy Administration: $700 for installing a qualified EV charging station Potomac Edison: Save up to 2 cents per kW hour + $300 for installing a Level 2 home charger Baltimore Gas and Electric Company: $50 annual credit for installing a Level 2 charger Pepco: $50 gift card for buying/installing a qualifying Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources: $5,000 rebate for those who purchase/lease EVs Eversource: Monthly $10 discount for residents who charge during off-peak hours Braintree Electric Light Department: $250 discount for purchasing a qualified Level 2 EV charging station Home Energy Loss Prevention Services: Free and discounted Level 2 EV charging station National Grid: Up to $1,400 for installing a Level 2 EV charging station + $50 and $20 annual bill credit for pausing charging during peak hours Shrewsbury Electric and Cable Operations: $1,000 for purchasing a new or used EV
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| | Michigan residents can earn up to $1,000 for purchasing a networked Level 2 EV charging station and up to $1,500 for purchasing/leasing a new EV
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| | Drivers in Minnesota can get a one-time E-ZPass account credit with a $250 incentive for EVs purchased between November 2019 and October 2025 Several other incentive programs off up to $500 for installing a Level 2 EV charging station and discounts of up to $250 on tolls
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| | Up to $1,250 for new/leased EVs $250 for installing Level 2 EV charger
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| | Evergy: $500 to purchase/install a Level 2 EV charging station Kirkwood Electric: $300 for installing a Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Up to $500 for installing a qualifying Level 2 charging station Additional $500 to cover pre-wiring costs for installing a new EV charging station Additional $500 for wiring upgrades
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| | $500 for installing a Level 2 charger (reduced to $250 for not installing)
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| | Up to $1,000 for purchasing/leasing a new EV $300 charger incentive for up to two installations per household $300 rebate for off-peak charging
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| | Sales + tax exemption for new/leased zero-emission vehicles Charge Up New Jersey Program: Up to $4,000 for purchasing/leasing new EVs and plug-in hybrids PSE&G: Bill credit of up to $1,500 for installing a Level 2 EV charger Atlantic City Electric: Up to $1,000 for installing a Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Powering New Mexico: $500 credit for installing Level 2 EV charging station El Paso Electric: $500 rebate for installing Level 2 ENERGY STAR-certified EV charging station ($2,300 for low-income customers) Xcel Energy: $2,500 rebate for low-income customers + $500 for dedicated electrical circuits for Level 2 charging stations + $50 annual credit to charge during off-peak times
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| | Up to $2,000 for purchasing/leasing new EV Central Hudson Gas & Electric: Discounts for charging during particular times of day ConEdison: $25 3-month bonus for each EV or charging station Orange & Rockland Utilities: Discount on electricity rates for off-peak charging National Grid: Time-of-use rate for those who lease/own an EV
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| | Up to $500 for drivers wh purchase a qualified Level 2 EV charging station with different programs
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| | Oklahoma Electric Cooperative: $300 for owning an EV and having a Level 2 EV charging station to charge on off-peak hours Public Service Company of Oklahoma: $250 for installing an ENERGY STAR-certified Level 2 charging station
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| | Up to $1,000 in rebates and $5,000 in incentives for upgrading electrical panels and purchasing a Level 2 EV charging station Low-income families may qualify for up to $7,500 with the Clean Vehicle Rebate Program
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| | Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection: $2,000 on new/pre-owned EVs PECO: $50 for purchasing a qualifying EV Duquesne Light Company: $50 bill credit to purchase/lease an EV
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| | Up to $1,500 to buy/lease an EV or plug-in hybrid
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| | Up to $250 to purchase qualified Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Up to $500 for customers installing an EV charger from approved vendors
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| | Up to $400 to purchase/install a Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Texas residents can earn up to $1,200 in rebates with specific programs to install a new Level 2 EV charging station Up to $2,500 for buying an EV
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| | Up to 75% of charger costs are covered when purchasing a Level 2 EV charger
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| | Covers up to 25% of upfront costs for low-income families buying an EV, up to $5,000 Up to $4,000 for state residents who buy/lease a new EV Virginia residents may also qualify for several other rebate programs, including the Burlington Electric Department and Green Mountain Power
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| | Dominon Energy: $40 annual payment for enrollment + installed and maintained Level 2 EV charging station for fixed monthly rate Appalachian Power Company: Time-of-use rate for those who own an EV Rappahannock Electric Cooperative: $7 monthly bill credit for enrolling in pilot program Danville Utilities: $200 for purchasing/installing a Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Until July 2025, residents pay no sales tax on the first $15,000 for EV purchases Used EV owners pay no tax for cars priced up to $16,000
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| | Up to $500 for purchasing/installing a Level 2 EV charging station
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| | Wisconsin residents can earn up to $800 with specific programs for installing a Level 2 charging station; some may even provide free installation
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| | Up to $500 to purchase an install a Level 2 charging station
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