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Electric Vehicle Home Charging Rebates for Connecticut
Rebates to help with the purchase and set up of home charging
Changes to Connecticut EV incentives
New energy legislation limits funding for EV charger and wiring upgrade rebates.
As of January 1, only customers who meet income eligibility requirements or live in High Poverty, Low Opportunity areas will be able to apply for these rebates when applications open in February.
Submit your information on the Rebate Portal and we'll notify you once rebates become available.
Your Charging Options
To qualify for rebates, you'll need to enroll your vehicle or charger in our Managed Charging program, which rewards you for charging at certain times of the day. There are two ways you can enroll:
- Enroll with telematics, a computer system that is built into your car. If you have a Tesla, or if your vehicle appears on this list, you can participate using telematics.
- Enroll with a level 2 smart charger. You can choose which make and model of charger to buy from our qualified products list to be sure it will qualify for rebates.
Both paths will require a 240-volt outlet to charge your car at home.
Rebate Offerings
We offer charger and wiring upgrade rebates up to $1,500 to customers meeting income eligibility requirements or who live in High Poverty, Low Opportunity areas to help set up EV home charging. These rebates can be put towards the costs of a home wiring upgrade, the purchase of a Level 2 Smart Charger, or used to offset some of the cost of both. Please refer to our Qualified Products List to ensure your charger will meet program requirements.
We offer EV charging rebates for residential properties with four units or fewer. Rebates for larger apartment buildings are also available.
Already have a home charger?
If you already own everything you need to charge at home, and you have a device that can participate in Managed Charging, we still offer a $100 incentive to sign up for the program.
More resources
- A breakdown of the rebate process is available
- View our FAQs for answers to some of the most common questions about EV charging at home
- Review the Residential EV Program Guide
- Talk with one of our EV experts. You can fill out this contact form, call 203-350-3555 or email EversourceCTResidentialEV@resource-innovations.com.
- Sign up for upcoming EV webinars or view recordings
Electric Vehicle Charging for Renters and Condo Owners
You don't need to own your home to drive an EV. If your condominium association or landlord is interested in installing EV charging stations for shared use, we offer solutions specifically for multifamily properties.