⏰ URGENT: Federal EV Tax Credits End September 30, 2025! Find state incentives to stack savings →

EV Incentives by State 2025

Discover every electric vehicle incentive available in your state. Federal credits ending Sept 30th, but state and local programs offer thousands more in savings. Find up to $15,000+ in total incentives.

$15,000+
Maximum Total Savings
50
States Covered
200+
Local Programs
64
Days Left for Federal

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🇺🇸 Federal EV Incentives (Ending Soon!)

⏰ URGENT DEADLINE: September 30, 2025

Federal EV tax credits up to $7,500 for new vehicles and $4,000 for used EVs expire in just 64 days. After this date, only state and local incentives will be available.

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$7,500
New EV Tax Credit
$4,000
Used EV Tax Credit

🏆 States with the Best EV Incentives

These states offer the most generous electric vehicle incentives when combined with federal programs:

🗽 New York
Up to $2,000
Drive Clean Rebate
$9,500
Total Possible
  • Drive Clean rebate up to $2,000
  • ConEd utility rebates available
  • NYC specific programs and incentives
  • HOV lane access on select highways
View New York Details
🤠 Texas
Varies
Utility Programs
$9,500+
Total Possible
  • CPS Energy rebates up to $2,500
  • Austin Energy rebate programs
  • Houston area utility incentives
  • Local programs in major cities
View Texas Details

🗺️ Complete State-by-State Guide

Click on any state to see detailed incentive information, eligibility requirements, and application processes:

🏈 Alabama
Limited
Utility Programs
$7,500
Federal Only
  • Tennessee Valley Authority programs
  • Alabama Power rebates available
  • Birmingham area local programs
View Alabama Details
🐻 Alaska
Limited
Local Programs
$7,500
Federal Only
  • Anchorage utility programs
  • Limited charging infrastructure
  • Federal credits still available
View Alaska Details
🌵 Arizona
Up to $1,000
Utility Rebates
$8,500
Total Possible
  • APS rebates up to $1,000
  • Phoenix area programs
  • Time-of-use rate benefits
View Arizona Details
💎 Arkansas
Limited
Local Programs
$7,500
Federal Only
  • Little Rock area programs
  • Entergy Arkansas rebates
  • Federal credits available
View Arkansas Details
🏖️ Florida
Varies
Utility Programs
$8,500+
Total Possible
  • FPL rebates and programs
  • Duke Energy Florida incentives
  • Miami-Dade specific programs
  • Orlando area incentives
View Florida Details
🍑 Georgia
Up to $250
Utility Rebates
$7,750
Total Possible
  • Georgia Power rebates
  • Atlanta area programs
  • HOV lane access available
View Georgia Details
🌽 Illinois
Up to $4,000
State Rebate
$11,500
Total Possible
  • Illinois EPA rebates up to $4,000
  • ComEd utility programs
  • Chicago area additional incentives
View Illinois Details
🦞 Massachusetts
Up to $2,500
MOR-EV Rebate
$10,000
Total Possible
  • MOR-EV rebates up to $2,500
  • Eversource utility programs
  • Boston area incentives
  • HOV lane access
View Massachusetts Details
🌲 Oregon
Up to $7,500
Charge Ahead
$15,000
Total Possible
  • Charge Ahead rebates up to $7,500
  • Portland General Electric rebates
  • Enhanced rebates for low-income households
  • No sales tax on EVs
View Oregon Details

⚡ Utility Company EV Programs

Many electric utilities offer rebates, special rates, and charging programs that can save you hundreds more:

💡
Time-of-Use Rates

Many utilities offer cheaper electricity rates during off-peak hours (typically overnight) when most EV charging occurs.

🔌
Charging Station Rebates

Get rebates on home charging equipment installation, sometimes covering 50-100% of installation costs.

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Managed Charging Programs

Allow your utility to manage when your car charges in exchange for lower rates or rebates.

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🏢 Local & Regional Programs

Cities, counties, and regional agencies often offer additional EV incentives:

🌉 San Francisco Bay Area
Up to $4,000
BAAQMD Rebates
$18,500
Total Possible
  • Bay Area Air Quality rebates
  • San Jose Clean Air incentives
  • Marin Clean Energy programs
View Bay Area Details
👑 Los Angeles Area
Up to $4,000
SCAQMD Rebates
$18,500
Total Possible
  • South Coast Air Quality rebates
  • LADWP utility programs
  • Local city incentives
View LA Area Details
🏔️ Denver Metro Area
Up to $1,400
Local Rebates
$14,900
Total Possible
  • Denver area rebates
  • Boulder County programs
  • Regional air quality incentives
View Denver Details

💡 Pro Tips: Maximize Your EV Savings

📚
Stack Multiple Incentives

Combine federal, state, utility, and local incentives. Some buyers save over $15,000 total by layering all available programs.

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Time Your Purchase

Some incentives have budget limits and run out early in the year. Apply early for first-come, first-served programs.

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Keep All Documentation

Save purchase agreements, VIN numbers, and receipts. Many incentives require specific paperwork within certain timeframes.

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Include Home Charging

Don't forget rebates for home charging station installation - these can save $500-2,000 on your setup costs.

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Consider Leasing

If you don't qualify for tax credits due to income limits, leasing lets the dealer claim credits and pass savings to you.

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Check Income Limits

Many state programs have different income thresholds than federal programs. You might qualify for state incentives even if federal is off-limits.

🧮 EV Incentive Calculator

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Can I combine federal and state incentives?
Yes! Federal tax credits can be combined with state rebates, utility programs, and local incentives. This is often called "stacking" incentives and can result in total savings of $10,000-$15,000 or more depending on your location and eligibility.
What happens when federal credits end on September 30th?
After September 30, 2025, the federal EV tax credit program expires. Only state, local, and utility incentives will remain available. This makes state programs even more valuable and important for EV buyers after that date.
Do income limits apply to all programs?
No, income limits vary by program. Federal credits have specific thresholds, but many state and local programs have different (sometimes higher) income limits. Some utility programs have no income restrictions at all.
Can I get incentives for a leased EV?
Yes! When you lease an EV, the leasing company typically claims the federal tax credit and often passes the savings to you through lower monthly payments. Many state rebate programs also apply to leased vehicles.
How long do state incentive programs last?
State programs vary widely. Some are ongoing with annual funding, others have set end dates, and some run until funding is exhausted. We track all program deadlines and update this information regularly.
Are there incentives for home charging stations?
Yes! Many states and utilities offer rebates for home charging station purchases and installation. These can range from $500 to $2,000 or more, and often cover 50-100% of installation costs.

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