Funding for this incentive is brought to you by:
Electric Vehicles
Electric vehicle incentives are available from the State of Vermont, participating utilities, the Federal government, automakers, dealers, and other entities.
In partnership with your utility, this program supports the reduction of greenhouse gases. Learn more.
For Residential & Business
Starting at
$750
offer available through partner
About this rebate
Effective Date: January 1, 2019
Offer subject to change.
State of Vermont EV Incentive Eligibility Details
- Incentive amounts vary by income level and whether the vehicle is an all-electric or plug-in hybrid model. Please refer to the State Incentive Amounts by Vehicle Type and Income Level table at DriveElectricVermont.com to learn more.
- Available on first-come, first-served basis
- State EV incentive funding will not apply retroactively to EV purchases or leases made when funds are exhausted and any new funds are not yet available. The program does not apply retroactively to purchases made between 10/1/2020 and 11/4/2020.
- Must be a Vermont resident
- One incentive per individual or married couple.
- Not available for commercial or non-profit operations.
- For personal use vehicles only; not available for vehicles intended for resale.
- Incentives are available for plug-in electric vehicles sold/leased as new with a base manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) of $40,000 or less.
- Leases must be for a term of 24 months or longer.
Utility, Federal, and Other Incentives
- Requirements differ by program and utility. See the table under "Partner Offers" for the link to each program's details.
State of Vermont EV Incentive
- There are two ways to get the State of Vermont EV incentive: either directly at a participating auto dealer or via a customer-direct application. Please visit DriveElectricVermont.com for the steps to redeem your State incentive.
Utility, Federal, and Other Incentives
- Instructions differ by program and utility. See the table under "Partner Offers" for the link to each program's details.
Utility Incentives
| Utility | Offer | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Burlington Electric Department | Up to $2,400 in rebates on electric vehicles. $400 rebate on qualifying level 2 charger. | Learn more |
| Green Mountain Power | Up to $2,500 incentive for electric vehicles. Free Level 2 charging equipment. | Learn more |
| Stowe Electric Department | Up to $1,250 incentive for electric vehicles. | Learn more |
| Vermont Electric Coop | Up to $750 bill credit on electric vehicles. Up to $250 bill credit for time-of-use charging. | Learn more |
| Municipalities served by VPPSA | Up to $1,400 in rebates for electric vehicles. $500 incentive for public/workplace EV charging installations. | Learn more |
| Washington Electric Co-op | Up to $1,900 incentive on electric vehicles. Level 2 charging equipment available at no cost through Powershift program. Member responsible for installation costs, including potential electric service upgrade costs. | Learn more |
State, Federal, and Other Incentives
| Partner | Offer | Details |
|---|---|---|
| State of Vermont | Up to $5,000 incentive | Learn more |
| Federal Incentives | Up to $7,500 incentive | Learn more |
| Automakers and Dealers | Offers vary by automaker and dealership. | Learn more |