Yes, and since the federal purchase credit ended in September 2025, state and utility programs are now the main source of EV purchase savings. These vary widely by location and can include:
- State tax credits or rebates for new or used EV purchases
- Utility company rebates for buying an EV or installing home charging equipment
- Time-of-use electricity rates that make overnight charging cheaper
- Income-qualified programs offering larger rebates, sometimes combined with a gas-car trade-in
- HOV lane access, reduced registration fees, or reduced tolls in some states
Official source: U.S. DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center, State Laws & Incentives
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