In-Depth State Guides
Complete breakdowns of programs, eligibility, application steps, and utility rebates for our top covered states.
Strongest Program
California
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income-qualified purchase rebate
- Clean Cars 4 All — up to $12,000 in a disadvantaged community
- DCAP replacement vehicle rebates
- PG&E, SCE, SDG&E utility rebates
- CC4A charging equipment adder up to $2,000
- ⚠ CAV decal / HOV access ended Sept 2025
Top Rated
Colorado
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stacked state credit + utility
- State tax credit: $750, or $3,250 under $35,000 MSRP
- State credit is NEW vehicles only — used is excluded
- Vehicle Exchange Colorado: $6,000 used, $9,000 new
- Vehicle Exchange needs ≤80% AMI and a trade-in
- Xcel rebates: check funding before relying on them
No Income Limit
New Jersey
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Charge Up NJ, applied at the dealership
- Charge Up NJ: $1,500 at point of sale, no income test
- Charge Up+: extra $2,500 if income-qualified
- In-home Level 2 charger incentive up to $250
- ⚠ Sales tax exemption ended July 2025
- ⚠ $270/yr ZEV registration fee, 4 years up front
Active Program
Massachusetts
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MOR-EV rebate program
- MOR-EV: $3,500 used, plus adders to $6,000
- Income-qualified adder available
- Eversource & National Grid charger rebates
- Ride Clean Mass: $6,500 for rideshare drivers
Active Program
New York
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Drive Clean point-of-sale rebate
- Drive Clean Rebate: up to $2,000 at dealership
- ConEd SmartCharge NY program
- NYSERDA utility charger rebates
- NY Thruway toll discounts
- Emissions inspection exemption
Utility Programs Only
Texas
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utility charger rebates (no state EV credit)
No statewide EV purchase rebate. LDPLIP FY26 round closed.
- Austin Energy: 50% charger rebate, up to $1,200
- Entergy / SWEPCO: $250 charger rebates
- EV exempt from emissions inspection
- TOU rate plans from major utilities
Statewide Program Closed
Washington
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EV Instant Rebate — currently closed
EV Instant Rebates program closed (all funds claimed). Sales tax exemption expired July 31, 2025. Check for new funding.
- EV Instant Rebate: CLOSED — all funds claimed
- Sales-tax exemption expired 31 July 2025
- Clark County only: up to $2,000 used-EV rebate (income-qualified)
- Puget Sound Energy charger rebates
- Pacific Power TOU rate plans
- 2,800+ public charging stations statewide
How to Stack Incentives in 2026
With federal purchase credits gone, the winning strategy is layering everything else. Here's the order to work through:
1
State Purchase Rebate or Credit
Your state's direct EV incentive — rebate at dealership or tax credit on filing. The biggest lever available in 2026.
Up to $9,000
2
Utility Company Rebates
Most utilities offer EV purchase or charger installation rebates. Stackable with state programs — most buyers miss this.
$200–$1,500
3
Federal Home Charger Credit (Expired)
Section 30C expired June 30, 2026. If your charger was installed on or before that date, you can still claim it on your 2026 return via Form 8911 — new installations no longer qualify.
Expired 6/30/26
4
OBBBA Loan Interest Deduction
Federal deduction on auto loan interest for new American-made EVs, through 2028. No itemizing needed, but it phases out above $100K MAGI ($200K joint) and is gone at $150K ($250K joint).
Up to $10,000/yr
All 50 States + DC — Quick Reference
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California
Up to $7,500
Clean Cars 4 All
Full Guide
Colorado
Up to $9,000
State credit + Vehicle Exchange
Full Guide
Massachusetts
Up to $3,500
MOR-EV program
Full Guide
New York
Up to $2,000
Drive Clean Rebate
Full Guide
Texas
Charger rebates
No state EV credit
Full Guide
Washington
Closed / Limited
EV Rebate program closed
Full Guide
New Jersey
$1,500 - $4,000
Charge Up NJ, no income limit on base
Full Guide
Oregon
Up to $7,500
Clean Vehicle Rebate (income)
Connecticut
Up to $7,500
CHEAPR program
Illinois
Up to $4,000
Rebate through June 2026
Minnesota
Up to $2,500
EV rebate program
Maine
Up to $2,000
Efficiency Maine rebate
Vermont
Up to $5,000
Drive Electric Vermont
Maryland
Up to $3,000
Excise tax credit (check funding)
Rhode Island
Up to $1,500
Drive Electric RI
New Mexico
Up to $4,000
EV tax credit
Florida
Utility only
FPL, Duke utility rebates
Arizona
Utility only
APS, SRP charger rebates
North Carolina
Utility only
Duke Energy rebates
Virginia
Up to $2,500
Sales tax exemption + Dominion
Pennsylvania
Up to $3,000
PECO, PPL utility rebates
Ohio
Utility only
AEP, FirstEnergy rebates
Michigan
Utility only
DTE, Consumers Energy
Georgia
Utility only
Georgia Power charger rebates
Tennessee
TVA utility rebates
TVA EV charger programs
South Carolina
Utility only
Duke Energy rebates
Wisconsin
Utility only
Focus on Energy rebates
Indiana
Limited programs
Check local utilities
Missouri
Limited programs
Evergy TOU rates
Kansas
Limited programs
Evergy charger rebates
Iowa
Limited programs
MidAmerican Energy TOU
Nebraska
Limited programs
OPPD, LES utility programs
North Dakota
Very limited
Check local utilities
South Dakota
Very limited
Check local utilities
Montana
Very limited
Check local utilities
Wyoming
Very limited
Black Hills Energy
Idaho
Very limited
Idaho Power programs
Utah
Up to $1,500
State tax credit
Nevada
NV Energy rebates
Utility charger programs
Hawaii
Up to $2,500
State tax credit
Alaska
Very limited
Check local utilities
Kentucky
Limited programs
LG&E, KU utility programs
West Virginia
Limited programs
Check local utilities
Alabama
Limited programs
Alabama Power charger rebates
Mississippi
Very limited
Check local utilities
Arkansas
Very limited
Check local utilities
Louisiana
Very limited
Entergy Louisiana programs
Oklahoma
Fleet vehicles only
Alt fuel fleet programs
New Hampshire
Up to $1,500
EV rebate program
Delaware
Up to $2,500
DEMBA EV rebate
Washington DC
Conversions only
$19,000 conversion credit; little for EV purchases
Full Guide
Puerto Rico
Check locally
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