EV Charger Incentives & Grants

Cut your total cost with federal credits plus state, utility, and local programs

What you can save (typical)

  • Federal §30C credit: up to 30% of hardware/installation (caps apply; see Eligible census tracts & rules in sources below). The program requires an installation by 6-1-26.
  • Residential L2: many states/utilities offer $200–$600 per charger (some $0; some higher).
  • Commercial/Nonprofit L2: common ranges $2,000–$6,000 per port (higher in priority areas).
  • DC fast charging: program-dependent; often $15,000–$100,000+ per site.

Good to know

  • We sell equipment only—you pick your installer.
  • Charge off-peak to save: many utilities pay credits for overnight charging or offer TOU rates.
  • Shipping: 3–7 business days to the lower 48. HI/AK ship with added cost. No international shipping.

Tip: Stack federal §30C with state/utility rebates to lower your net cost. Most programs prefer networked, safety-listed equipment—exactly what our ChargePoint lineup provides.

Find incentives by state

Pick a state to jump to quick “typical range” summaries. Values are indicative, updated regularly, and vary by utility, property type, and location.

Key: “Res L2” = Residential Level 2; “Nonprofit/Gov/Tribal L2” and “Commercial L2” = per-port incentives; “DCFC” = site or per-charger rebates/credits where available.


Top EV states

State Res L2 (typ.) Nonprofit/Gov/Tribal L2 (typ.) Commercial L2 (typ.) DCFC (typ.) Notes / Programs
CA $0–$500 $2k–$6k/port $2k–$6k/port $30k–$80k+ Communities in Charge, prior CALeVIP waves; utility make-ready. See state hub.
NY $0–$500 (utility) $3k–$4k/port $3k–$4k/port Varies (make-ready) NYSERDA Charge Ready NY 2.0 ($3k/port; $4k in DAC). Utilities support make-ready.
NJ $250 $2k–$6k/port $2k–$6k/port $50k–$200k (solicitations) Charge Up NJ home charger $250; NJDEP “It Pay$ to Plug-In” (L2/DCFC).
WA $200–$600 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port Varies (grants) Multiple utility L2 rebates (PSE, TPU, SnoPUD, Clark PUD, etc.).
AZ $0–$300 (utility) $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k TEP Smart EV Charging rebates (higher in low-income areas); SRP/APS TOU.
IL $0–$400 (utility) $2k–$6k/port $2k–$8k/port Up to $1k/kW make-ready ComEd business/public make-ready up to $8k/port for L2; DCFC make-ready $/kW.
MA $0–$500 (utility) $3k–$6k/port $3k–$6k/port $30k–$100k MassEVIP workplace/MUD/public; robust muni/utility layers.
FL $0–$300 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Utility programs (FPL/JEA/TECO local); TOU/off-peak credits common.
TX $0–$500 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Utility/local programs vary (Austin Energy notable for home/workplace).
CO $200–$500 $3k–$6k/port $3k–$6k/port $35k–$80k Charge Ahead Colorado + utility make-ready; strong statewide support.

And more: We include the remaining 40 states below with indicative ranges and links to their incentives hubs.

Show all states (A–Z)
State Res L2 (typ.) Nonprofit/Gov/Tribal L2 (typ.) Commercial L2 (typ.) DCFC (typ.) Notes / Programs
AL $0–$300 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Utility pilots/TOU vary by territory.
AK $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Programs limited; see AEA working group & NEVI plan.
AR $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Utility/coop rebates select areas.
CT $200–$500 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k State + utilities support MUD/workplace/public.
DE $0–$300 $2k–$6k/port $2k–$6k/port (L2 focus) DNREC L2 rebates for public/workplace/fleet; MUD program active.
GA $0–$250 $2k–$4k/port $2k–$4k/port $15k–$60k Georgia Power programs + TOU.
HI $0–$200 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $15k–$60k Hawaiian Electric: commercial/MUD rebates; EV TOU pilots.
IA $0–$200 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Utility/coop programs (varies).
ID $0–$200 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$40k Idaho Power & co-ops periodic offerings.
IN $0–$300 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Utility programs selective.
KS $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Evergy and local incentives.
KY $0–$200 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k EEC VW-funded grants; utility pilots.
LA $0–$250 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Utility make-ready emerging.
ME $200–$500 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k Efficiency Maine (workplace/MUD/public).
MD $200–$500 $2k–$6k/port $2k–$6k/port $30k–$80k MEA grants + utility programs.
MI $0–$500 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k Consumers/DTE rebates and make-ready.
MN $200–$500 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $15k–$60k Xcel/Co-op programs statewide.
MO $0–$300 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Ameren “Charge Ahead” style support.
MS $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Utility pilots limited.
MT $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k DEQ grants + local utility programs (limited).
NC $0–$400 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $15k–$60k Duke Energy + VW funds.
ND $0–$150 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k NEVI planning; few direct rebates.
NE $0–$200 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$40k Co-op/municipal grants vary.
NH $0–$300 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$50k Utility/municipal offerings.
NV $0–$500 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k NV Energy “PowerShift” supports L2/DCFC.
NM $0–$300 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $15k–$60k PNM/Co-ops; state grants periodic.
OH $0–$300 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $15k–$60k Utility/midwest consortiums.
OK $0–$200 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$40k PSO & co-ops select programs.
OR $200–$600 $3k–$6k/port $3k–$6k/port $30k–$80k PGE/PacifiCorp strong L2/DCFC offerings.
PA $0–$300 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k Driving PA Forward grants + utility.
RI $0–$300 $2k–$6k/port $2k–$6k/port $15k–$60k OER/NEVI; Rhode Island Energy utility incentives.
SC $0–$200 $1k–$4k/port $1k–$4k/port $10k–$40k Utility/co-op offerings.
SD $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Co-op programs (Sioux Valley, Black Hills Energy).
TN $0–$300 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $15k–$60k TVA/local utility incentives.
UT $0–$300 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $15k–$60k State grants; Rocky Mountain Power.
VA $0–$300 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $15k–$60k Dominion & co-ops; workplace/MUD focus.
VT $200–$500 $2k–$5k/port $2k–$5k/port $20k–$70k State + utility support for L2/DCFC.
WV $0–$200 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k Appalachian Power offerings; limited statewide programs.
WI $0–$400 $2k–$4k/port $2k–$4k/port $10k–$50k We Energies/Alliant programs.
WY $0–$150 $1k–$3k/port $1k–$3k/port $10k–$40k NEVI buildout; local programs limited.

Stack incentives with the right hardware

 

Our lineup of ChargePoint hardware checks those boxes and more.

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