Electric Vehicle Savings

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There are now more than 40 EV models on the market in the U.S alone. Model options include midsize, minivans, SUVs, luxury and soon even trucks. EVs offer great performance, technology, and many have a 5-star safety rating. The average price for an EV has dropped, and with lower maintenance costs, EVs are becoming a more affordable option. You may also qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 depending on the manufacturer. Check the status of each vehicle manufacturer's remaining incentives. Our tools can help you determine your fuel savings and compare EVs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. There is a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 available for all new EVs for up to 200,000 EVs produced by a single manufacturer. The tax credit steps down to half ($3,750) after the second quarter after the limit has been met and then steps down in half again for the next two quarters. Then the tax credit goes away for that manufacturer. Check with the EV manufacturer for the current tax credit amount.

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Easy to own and drive.

Get more with an electric vehicle (EV). See what's so great.

What is an electric vehicle (EV)?

Do you offer incentives or special rates for EVs?

Is there a tax credit for plug-in EVs?

How can I learn more about EV programs that may become available to nonresidential customers?