EV Charger Incentives & Rebates
Before you pay for installation, check what incentives you qualify for. Many homeowners discover rebates they didn't know existed.
Check Your 30C Tax Credit Eligibility
⚠️ Important: This credit expires June 30, 2026. Act now to qualify.
The federal 30C tax credit provides up to $1,000 (30% of installation costs) for home EV charger installations. Use the map below to check if your location qualifies based on census tract eligibility.
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Open Full Eligibility Map →Map provided by Argonne National Laboratory. Consult a tax professional for official guidance.
Find State & Local Incentives
Many states, utilities, and local governments offer additional incentives for EV charger installation. Select your state below to view available programs.
Federal 30C Tax Credit
Up to $1,000 (30% of costs)
⚠️ Expires June 30, 2026
Check eligibility requirements →Opens the Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) state incentives page in a new tab.
Types of Incentives Available
Federal Tax Credits
The 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit offers 30% of installation costs (up to $1,000) for residential chargers in eligible locations.
State Rebates
Many states offer direct rebates ranging from $250 to $2,000 for home EV charger installation. California, Colorado, and New York have some of the most generous programs.
Utility Programs
Your electric utility may offer rebates, discounted equipment, or special time-of-use rates for EV charging. Check with your utility provider.
Local Programs
Some cities and counties offer additional incentives. These can often be combined with state and federal programs for maximum savings.
Know Your Panel Capacity Before Claiming Incentives
Some incentives require professional load calculations. Get your NEC 220.82 assessment to ensure you qualify and have the documentation you need.
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