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Rebates for Connecticut Home Charging
Charging at home is one of the most popular advantages of electric vehicles, and we have rebates to help with the purchase and setup, and options for renters.
Offers, Incentives and Rebate Amounts
- We offer a $500 rebate on qualified Level 2 Smart Chargers purchased on or after January 1, 2023.
- You can get another $500 rebate to help with the costs of a home wiring upgrade to power your Level 2 Smart Charger.
- You'll also be enrolled in our Managed Charging program, which can help you earn even more for years to come.
Level 2 Smart Chargers will charge your car up to four times faster than a standard Level 1 charger, and they can connect to Wi-Fi networks to offer you even more control over your power use.
Make sure you buy the right charger
To qualify for our EV Charging rebates, you'll need to install a Level 2 Smart Charger that can connect to our Managed Charging network.
Before you buy, consult our Qualified Product List first to make sure the model you choose is eligible for a rebate.
Get Your EV Charger Rebate
Pick the option that's right for you and apply for your rebate today.
I need an EV Charger and a Wiring Upgrade
Up to $1,000 in rebates to get you set up and charging.
I only need an EV Charger
Not everyone needs a wiring upgrade. You'll still save up to $500 on the EV Charger.
Earn even more once your charger is installed
Once your Level 2 Smart Charger is installed, as part of receiving your rebate you will be enrolled in Managed Charging. By participating you'll earn up to $200 every year for helping us reduce stress on the electric grid.
Still have questions?
- View our FAQs for answers to some of the most common questions about EV charging at home.
- Talk with one of our EV experts. Fill out this contact form, and we will reach out by email or phone to help you. Or, you can call us at 888-978-1440.
- Visit our EV Webinar page to sign up for upcoming webinars, or view recordings.
- Consult our Home Charging Rebate program guide, which is full of extra information about how we can help you save on a home charger.
- View our Comprehensive Program Manual for both the commercial and residential Connecticut EV Charging Program.
Electric Vehicle Charging For Non-Homeowners
You don't need to own your home to drive an EV. If your condominium association or landlord is looking to install EV charging stations for the whole property's common use, we have solutions that meet those needs.