EV Tax Credits & Incentives
Save thousands on your electric vehicle and home charger with federal tax credits and state incentives
Home Charger Tax Credits
Get credits for installing a Level 2 charger at home
EV Tax Credits & Rebates: What Still Applies
Federal tax credits for residential EV charger installation have expired, but that doesn't mean incentives are gone.
Many states, utilities, and local programs still offer:
- Rebates for home EV charger installation
- Incentives for smart chargers or load-managed systems
- Utility bill credits or time-of-use discounts
- Reduced installation costs for qualifying homes
Available programs vary widely by location and can change over time. Some incentives are offered directly by electric utilities, while others come from state or regional clean-energy programs.
Before purchasing or installing a charger, it's worth checking what incentives may still be available in your area.
State & Local Incentives
Many states offer additional rebates and incentives for EV purchases and chargers
Search Incentives by State
Popular State Programs:
California
Clean Vehicle Rebate Project (CVRP) - up to $7,500
Colorado
Tax credit up to $5,000 for EVs
New York
Drive Clean Rebate - up to $2,000
New Jersey
Charge Up New Jersey - up to $4,000
Maximizing Your Savings
Stack Incentives
Combine federal, state, and utility incentives to maximize your total savings. Some programs can be stacked for even greater benefits.
Check Eligibility
Verify your vehicle meets all requirements before purchase. Income limits, MSRP caps, and assembly location all affect eligibility.
Programs Change Frequently
Incentive programs have funding limits and expiration dates. Check current eligibility before you buy to ensure you qualify for available savings.