EV Charger Rebates by State
By LarryLeo · Updated October 4, 2026
Rebates change often, so I'm not listing dollar amounts that could go out of date. Each state below links to its official, up-to-date listing on the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center.
Where the biggest savings usually are
Your electric utility often has the best home charger rebate or a cheaper overnight rate. Search your utility's website for "EV charger rebate." The AFDC laws and incentives search also lists utility programs.
- Alabama EV incentives →
- Alaska EV incentives →
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- Hawaii EV incentives →
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- Maine EV incentives →
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- Montana EV incentives →
- Nebraska EV incentives →
- Nevada EV incentives →
- New Hampshire EV incentives →
- New Jersey EV incentives →
- New Mexico EV incentives →
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- North Carolina EV incentives →
- North Dakota EV incentives →
- Ohio EV incentives →
- Oklahoma EV incentives →
- Oregon EV incentives →
- Pennsylvania EV incentives →
- Rhode Island EV incentives →
- South Carolina EV incentives →
- South Dakota EV incentives →
- Tennessee EV incentives →
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- West Virginia EV incentives →
- Wisconsin EV incentives →
- Wyoming EV incentives →
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center (afdc.energy.gov). Always confirm eligibility with the program before you buy.