ComEd: rebates and EV rates

Short answer: ComEd: Up to $750 ($2,500 for low-income customers) (official ComEd page).

Last updated: Oct 25, 2026

Cities in our data served by ComEd

Rebates

Rebate	Eligibility	Status	Source
Up to $750 ($2,500 for low-income customers)	Applications open 2027-01-01; higher amount for low-income customers	official utility/agency page	Source: ComEd – EV charger and installation rebate (accessed Oct 24–25, 2026).

EV and time-of-use rates (tariff)

Data pending: no ComEd tariff collected yet.

Cross-reference (not a primary source)

DSIRE program list for Illinois (cross-reference, third-party database).

Does ComEd offer an EV charger rebate?

Up to $750 ($2,500 for low-income customers)

Does ComEd have an EV or time-of-use rate?

Data pending: no tariff collected yet.

What is DSIRE?

DSIRE is a third-party database of incentives run by NC State University's NC Clean Energy Technology Center. We link it only as a cross-reference; the utility's own page is the source.

Last checked: 2026-10-25. Figures come only from the official pages linked above.