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Con Edison: rebates and EV rates
Short answer: Con Edison: No home charger rebate. PowerReady Light-Duty (make-ready incentives): as of April 22, 2026, no new Level 2 applications are accepted and DC fast charging applications are paused. SmartCharge New York (charging rewards, not a charger rebate): $25 bonus after 3 months of charging; 10¢ per kWh for off-peak charging (midnight–8 a.m. ET); $35 a month, plus a $35 summer bonus, for avoiding weekday 2–6 p.m. charging June 1–September 30.
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Rebates
| Rebate | Eligibility | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| No home charger rebate. PowerReady Light-Duty (make-ready incentives): as of April 22, 2026, no new Level 2 applications are accepted and DC fast charging applications are paused. | Site hosts installing Level 2 or DC fast charging | official utility/agency page | Source: Con Edison – PowerReady Light-Duty Vehicle Program (official) (accessed 2026-10-31). |
| SmartCharge New York (charging rewards, not a charger rebate): $25 bonus after 3 months of charging; 10¢ per kWh for off-peak charging (midnight–8 a.m. ET); $35 a month, plus a $35 summer bonus, for avoiding weekday 2–6 p.m. charging June 1–September 30. | EV drivers charging in Con Edison's service area (some NYC and Westchester ZIP codes are ineligible; see Con Edison) | official utility/agency page | Source: Con Edison – SmartCharge New York (official) (accessed 2026-10-31). |
EV and time-of-use rates (tariff)
Data pending: no Con Edison tariff collected yet.
Cross-reference (not a primary source)
DSIRE program list for New York (cross-reference, third-party database).
Does Con Edison offer an EV charger rebate?
No home charger rebate. PowerReady Light-Duty (make-ready incentives): as of April 22, 2026, no new Level 2 applications are accepted and DC fast charging applications are paused. SmartCharge New York (charging rewards, not a charger rebate): $25 bonus after 3 months of charging; 10¢ per kWh for off-peak charging (midnight–8 a.m. ET); $35 a month, plus a $35 summer bonus, for avoiding weekday 2–6 p.m. charging June 1–September 30.
Does Con Edison 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: . Figures come only from the official pages linked above.