๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ EV Tax Credits & Rebates in the USA

Complete guide to federal and state electric vehicle incentives. Federal credit ended Sept 2025, but many states still offer substantial rebates.

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Up to $7,500
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Federal EV Tax Credit Has Ended

The federal $7,500 clean vehicle tax credit was terminated on September 30, 2025 under the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (OBBB). State incentives listed below remain available.

Federal Tax Credit (Ended)

Federal Clean Vehicle Tax Credit

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Ended Sept 30, 2025
New BEV (was)
Up to $7,500
PHEV (was)
Up to $7,500
Used EV (was)
Up to $4,000
MSRP Cap (was)
$55,000 cars / $80,000 SUVs & trucks

The federal EV tax credit was terminated on September 30, 2025 under the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (OBBB). Vehicles acquired after this date are no longer eligible. State incentives remain available in many states.

State Incentives

AZ

Arizona

Active
New BEV
Reduced registration
PHEV
Reduced registration
Used EV
None

Reduced vehicle license tax for EVs. HOV lane access. Some utility rebates available.

CA

California

Clean Vehicle Rebate Project (CVRP)

Active
New BEV
Up to $7,500
PHEV
Up to $6,500
Used EV
Up to $2,000
MSRP Cap: Varies by program

California launched a new $200M "on-the-hood" rebate program in 2026 to replace the federal credit. Income limits apply. Additional programs through CARB.

Official Program Website
CO

Colorado

Colorado EV Tax Credit

Active
New BEV
Up to $3,500
PHEV
Up to $2,500
Used EV
Limited
MSRP Cap: $80,000

Tax credit available at point of sale. Additional $2,500 for EVs under $35,000 MSRP. Credit decreasing to $750 in 2026.

Official Program Website
CT

Connecticut

CHEAPR

Active
New BEV
Up to $7,500
PHEV
Up to $5,250
Used EV
Up to $3,000
MSRP Cap: $50,000

Connecticut Hydrogen and Electric Automobile Purchase Rebate. Income limits apply for higher rebate amounts.

Official Program Website
FL

Florida

No State Program
New BEV
None (state)
PHEV
None (state)
Used EV
None

No state-level EV rebate program. Some utility companies offer rebates. Annual EV registration fee applies.

ME

Maine

Efficiency Maine EV Rebate

Active
New BEV
Up to $7,500
PHEV
Up to $5,500
Used EV
Up to $2,500

Standard rebates plus enhanced amounts for income-eligible and business applicants.

Official Program Website
MA

Massachusetts

MOR-EV

Active
New BEV
Up to $3,500
PHEV
Up to $1,500
Used EV
Up to $3,500
MSRP Cap: $55,000

Massachusetts Offers Rebates for Electric Vehicles. Rebates available for both new and used EVs.

Official Program Website
NV

Nevada

No State Program
New BEV
None (state)
PHEV
None (state)
Used EV
None

No state rebate but EVs exempt from emissions testing. NV Energy offers charging incentives.

NJ

New Jersey

Charge Up New Jersey

Active
New BEV
Up to $4,000
PHEV
Up to $1,500
Used EV
None
MSRP Cap: $55,000

Post-purchase rebate. Plus EVs are exempt from state sales tax.

Official Program Website
NY

New York

Drive Clean Rebate

Active
New BEV
Up to $2,000
PHEV
Up to $500
Used EV
None
MSRP Cap: $42,000

Point-of-sale rebate for new EVs purchased or leased from participating dealers.

Official Program Website
OR

Oregon

Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate

Active
New BEV
Up to $7,500
PHEV
Up to $5,000
Used EV
Up to $5,000
MSRP Cap: $50,000

Income-qualified rebates. Standard rebate is $2,500; higher amounts for low/moderate income.

Official Program Website
PA

Pennsylvania

Alternative Fuel Vehicle Rebate

Active
New BEV
Up to $3,000
PHEV
Up to $1,500
Used EV
Up to $2,000
MSRP Cap: $50,000

Rebates for PA residents. Additional rebates for low-income households.

Official Program Website
TX

Texas

No State Program
New BEV
None (state)
PHEV
None (state)
Used EV
None

No state-level EV rebate program. Some utility companies offer rebates. Check local utility programs.

VT

Vermont

Vermont EV Incentive

Active
New BEV
Up to $5,000
PHEV
Up to $3,000
Used EV
Up to $5,000
MSRP Cap: $50,000

Income-based incentives. Higher rebates for low/moderate income Vermonters.

Official Program Website
WA

Washington

WA Sales Tax Exemption

Ended
New BEV
None (expired)
PHEV
None (expired)
Used EV
None

Sales tax exemption expired July 31, 2025. Some utility rebates may still be available. Check with local utilities.

Official Program Website

Quick Reference: Top State Incentives

StateNew BEVPHEVUsed EVStatus
ArizonaReduced registrationReduced registrationNoneActive
CaliforniaUp to $7,500Up to $6,500Up to $2,000Active
ColoradoUp to $3,500Up to $2,500LimitedActive
ConnecticutUp to $7,500Up to $5,250Up to $3,000Active
MaineUp to $7,500Up to $5,500Up to $2,500Active
MassachusettsUp to $3,500Up to $1,500Up to $3,500Active
New JerseyUp to $4,000Up to $1,500NoneActive
New YorkUp to $2,000Up to $500NoneActive
OregonUp to $7,500Up to $5,000Up to $5,000Active
PennsylvaniaUp to $3,000Up to $1,500Up to $2,000Active

Other EV Benefits in the USA

๐Ÿ”Œ Utility Rebates

Many electric utilities offer rebates for EV purchases and home charger installation. Check with your local utility company.

๐Ÿ›ฃ๏ธ HOV Lane Access

Many states allow EVs to use HOV/carpool lanes regardless of occupancy. Check your state's specific rules.

๐Ÿ  Home Charger Credit

The federal Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit may still apply for home charger installation (30% up to $1,000).

๐Ÿ’ฐ Lower Operating Costs

Even without incentives, EVs typically cost 50-70% less to fuel and significantly less to maintain than gas vehicles.

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Use our calculator to see your potential savings over 10 years, including fuel costs, maintenance, and more.

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Information current as of February 2026. Programs and amounts may change. Always verify with official state websites before making purchasing decisions.