Rebates by state
Short answer: We list 24 utility EV charger rebates verified on official utility or state pages across 26 states. Everything else links to the official page to check. Federal credits 30C, 25D and 25C have ended (see what changed).What changed.
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| State | Cities | Verified charger rebates | State program on file |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Phoenix, Tucson | 0 of 2 | check official link |
| California | Los Angeles, San Jose, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland, Fresno, Sacramento, Irvine, Long Beach, Anaheim | 6 of 7 | check official link |
| Colorado | Denver | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| District of Columbia | Washington | 0 of 1 | check official link |
| Florida | Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville | 0 of 1 | check official link |
| Georgia | Atlanta | 1 of 1 | yes (official) |
| Illinois | Chicago | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Indiana | Indianapolis | 0 of 1 | yes (official) |
| Maryland | Baltimore | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Massachusetts | Boston | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Michigan | Detroit | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Minnesota | Minneapolis | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Missouri | Kansas City, St. Louis | 1 of 2 | check official link |
| Nevada | Las Vegas | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| New Jersey | Newark | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| New York | New York City | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| North Carolina | Charlotte, Raleigh | 1 of 1 | yes (official) |
| Ohio | Columbus | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Oklahoma | Oklahoma City | 0 of 1 | check official link |
| Oregon | Portland | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, Pittsburgh | 0 of 1 | check official link |
| Tennessee | Memphis, Nashville | 0 of 1 | check official link |
| Texas | Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio | 2 of 3 | check official link |
| Utah | Salt Lake City | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Virginia | Arlington, Richmond, Virginia Beach | 1 of 1 | check official link |
| Washington | Seattle | 0 of 1 | check official link |
States with no current charger rebate in our data
These states had no verified utility or state EV charger rebate for our cities when checked, so they are listed here instead of on separate pages.
Colorado
Cities: Denver
- Denver: Xcel Energy charger wiring rebate: up to $500 (income-qualified $2,300; disproportionately impacted communities $800). You must enroll in Optimize Your Charge. Source: Xcel Energy – Charger wiring rebate.
Heat pumps and panels: check Colorado Energy Office and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
District of Columbia
Cities: Washington
- Washington: no verified amount. Check DC Department of Energy and Environment.
Heat pumps and panels: check DC Department of Energy and Environment and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Florida
Cities: Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville
- Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville: no verified amount. Check Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services – Office of Energy.
Heat pumps and panels: check Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services – Office of Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Georgia
Cities: Atlanta
- Atlanta: Georgia Power offers up to $300 for a Level 2 charger installed Jan 1, 2026–Dec 31, 2028 (form due within 6 months of install; while funds last). Source: Georgia Power – EV rebates.
Georgia Power: amount, cap and deadline
- Amount:Up to $300 for a Level 2 charger.
- Cap and conditions:Single-family homes or townhomes; 208/240 V dedicated circuit; while funds last.
- Deadline:Installs completed Jan 1, 2026–Dec 31, 2028; submit the form within 6 months of install.
Heat pumps and panels: Georgia HEAR has been paused since Aug. 14, 2026 and is not accepting new applications; it is to reopen with limited funding in October 2026 for wiring and panel upgrades alongside a single-family HER (HOMES) project only. Source: Georgia's Home Energy Rebates – HEAR program updates (accessed 2026-10-25).
Illinois
Cities: Chicago
- Chicago: ComEd: up to $750 ($2,500 for low-income customers). Applications open 2027-01-01. Source: ComEd – EV charger and installation rebate.
Heat pumps and panels: check Illinois EPA – Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Maryland
Cities: Baltimore
- Baltimore: Maryland Energy Administration (state, not a utility): 50% of eligible Level 2 charger costs, up to $700 (FY27). Source: Maryland Energy Administration – Residential EVSE Rebate.
Heat pumps and panels: check Maryland Energy Administration and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Massachusetts
Cities: Boston
- Boston: Eversource (Massachusetts): Single household: up to $700 toward wiring/panel on the standard rate; up to $1,000 in environmental-justice communities; up to $1,700 incl. charger on the Discount Rate. Source: Eversource – EV home charging rebates (MA).
Eversource (Massachusetts): amount, cap and deadline
- Amount:Single household: up to $700 (standard rate), $1,700 (Discount Rate) or $1,000 (environmental-justice community). Chargers shared by 2–4-unit buildings: $1,400, $2,700 or $2,000.
- Cap and conditions:Rebates will not exceed the amount paid. Income-eligible customers may get up to 100% off the charger. $50 Managed Charging incentive for existing chargers.
- Deadline:Applications with Managed Charging enrollment due by November 1, 2026; the current program ends December 31, 2026. A 2027 program is awaiting DPU approval.
- Note:The cited page is Eversource's Western Massachusetts page; eastern Massachusetts (Boston) terms were not separately confirmed.
Heat pumps and panels: check Mass Save – Rebates and incentives and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Minnesota
Cities: Minneapolis
- Minneapolis: Xcel Energy (Minnesota): Up to $500 toward a Level 2 charger and/or 240V circuit (up to $1,200 if income-qualified). Source: Xcel Energy MN – Charger and Wiring Rebate.
Heat pumps and panels: check Minnesota Department of Commerce – Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Missouri
Cities: Kansas City, St. Louis
- Kansas City: no verified amount. Check Evergy – EV charging rebate.
- St. Louis: Ameren Missouri: No residential charger rebate found. Source: Ameren – EV charging.
Evergy (Missouri): amount, cap and deadline
- Amount:Page headline: "Get a $500 rebate for faster home electric car charging."
- Cap and conditions:Terms are shown only after choosing a location; not read.
- Deadline:Not read on the official page.
Heat pumps and panels: check Missouri DNR – Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Nevada
Cities: Las Vegas
- Las Vegas: NV Energy: Managed charging: $100 one-time enrollment per Level 2 port ($500 if income-qualified), plus $150/year for joining 75% of managed-charging events. Source: NV Energy – Residential Managed Charging.
Heat pumps and panels: check Nevada Governor's Office of Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
New York
Cities: New York City
- New York City: Con Edison: No charger installation rebate found. SmartCharge New York pays for off-peak charging (10¢/kWh midnight–8 a.m., plus bonuses).. Source: Con Edison – SmartCharge New York.
Heat pumps and panels: check NYSERDA – All programs and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
North Carolina
- Charlotte, Raleigh: Duke Energy: Charger Prep Credit: one-time credit of up to $1,133 per household for electrical upgrades (wiring, outlets) for a Level 2 or higher charger; charger hardware and software excluded (Duke Energy news release, Sept 26, 2022). Sources: Duke Energy – Charger Prep Credit, customer credit option; Duke Energy News Center – NC Charger Prep Credit (official, Sept 26, 2022).
Heat pumps and panels: Energy Saver North Carolina is open in all 100 counties for households up to 150% of area median income: HOMES up to $16,000, HEAR up to $14,000 (heat pump up to $8,000; panel up to $4,000). Since Sept. 1, 2026, HEAR no longer funds replacing gas or other fossil-fuel appliances. Sources: NC DEQ – Energy Saver North Carolina; NC DEQ – Program changes (accessed 2026-10-25).
Pennsylvania
Cities: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
- Philadelphia, Pittsburgh: no verified amount. Check Pennsylvania DEP – Energy.
Heat pumps and panels: check Pennsylvania DEP – Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Tennessee
- Memphis, Nashville: no verified amount. Check Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.
Heat pumps and panels: check Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Texas
Cities: Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio
- Austin: Austin Energy: 50% of cost, up to $500. The charger must be Power Partner compatible. Source: Austin Energy – Plug-In Austin home charging.
- Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston: no verified amount. Check Texas Comptroller – State Energy Conservation Office.
- San Antonio: CPS Energy: No charger installation rebate found; EV Rewards program pays bill credits for managed/off-peak charging. Source: CPS Energy – EV Smart Rewards (newsroom).
Heat pumps and panels: check Texas Comptroller – State Energy Conservation Office and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Utah
Cities: Salt Lake City
- Salt Lake City: Rocky Mountain Power: No home charger rebate: Schedule 120 charger rebates terminated Jan 1, 2025 (Utah Office of Consumer Services filing). Wattsmart Drive bill credits: up to $100 the first year, up to $50 each later year. Sources: Rocky Mountain Power – Wattsmart Drive; Utah Office of Consumer Services – comments on RMP 2025 EVIP report (May 1, 2026).
Rocky Mountain Power: amount, cap and deadline
- Amount:No home charger rebate. Wattsmart Drive bill credits: up to $100 in the first year, up to $50 each additional year.
- Cap and conditions:Two penalty-free event opt-outs per season; each additional opt-out reduces the credit.
- Deadline:Schedule 120 charger rebates terminated January 1, 2025 (Utah Office of Consumer Services, May 1, 2026 filing).
Heat pumps and panels: check Utah Office of Energy Development and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
Washington
Cities: Seattle
- Seattle: no verified amount. Check Washington Department of Commerce – Energy.
Heat pumps and panels: check Washington Department of Commerce – Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page.
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Which rebates count as verified?
Only figures read on an official utility or state government page. Figures from secondary sites are shown as 'check' with the official link.
Is there still a federal EV charger tax credit?
No, not for chargers placed in service after June 30, 2026 (IRS FS-2025-05).