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SMUD: rebates and EV rates
Short answer: SMUD: Charge@Home: up to $850 toward charging equipment and installation (income-eligible Clean Cars 4 All: up to $2,000 toward charging equipment) (official SMUD page).
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Rebates
| Rebate | Eligibility | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charge@Home: up to $850 toward charging equipment and installation (income-eligible Clean Cars 4 All: up to $2,000 toward charging equipment) | SMUD customers with a plug-in EV registered at the SMUD service address | official utility/agency page | Source: SMUD – Residential EV charging (accessed Oct 24–25, 2026). |
SMUD: amount, cap and deadline
- Amount:Charge@Home: up to $850.
- Cap and conditions:Up to $200 for circuit-sharing or energy-management devices. SMUD-reported install costs: median EV circuit $1,100 (min $238, max $6,382); charger plus circuit $1,746 (min $800, max $5,320). Clean Cars 4 All: up to $2,000 toward charging.
- Deadline:No deadline stated on the page.
EV and time-of-use rates (tariff)
| Plan | Rate | Window | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time-of-Day (5–8 p.m.) Rate with EV discount | 11.35–14¢/kWh | Midnight–6 a.m. with registered EV | Source: SMUD – Time-of-Day rate details (2026) (accessed 2026-10-25). |
Cross-reference (not a primary source)
DSIRE program list for California (cross-reference, third-party database).
Does SMUD offer an EV charger rebate?
Charge@Home: up to $850 toward charging equipment and installation (income-eligible Clean Cars 4 All: up to $2,000 toward charging equipment)
Does SMUD have an EV or time-of-use rate?
Time-of-Day (5–8 p.m.) Rate with EV discount: 11.35–14¢/kWh (Midnight–6 a.m. with registered EV).
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.