Want to switch to an EV?
Here’s how you can charge ahead and save!
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to:
Contact a Drive Electric Colorado coach.
New EVs / PHEVs:
| $2,500 for a new EV or $1,500 for a 2+ year leasexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | |
| Up to $7,500 in federal tax credit if the vehicle is assembled in the US and has fair trade country battery sourcing. New qualifications will come into effect January 1, 2023. To learn more visit this page. | |
| $5,500 for income qualified customersxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
Used EVs / PHEVs:
| $3,000 for income-qualified customersxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | |
| Up to $4,000 or 30% of vehicle price (whichever is lower) starting January 1, 2023 |
Charging Programs:
| $13.29/month for a level 2 charger including installation/maintenance | |
| $50 annual credit for charging during one of three available off-peak times | |
| Up to $500 or increased to $1,300 for income-qualified customers |
Charging Programs:
| $500 for eligible customers who install a qualifying Level 2 charger and enroll in residential Time-of-Day rates and up to $1,300 for income-qualifying customers |
| All times outside 3–7pm during weekdays are lower priced hours | |
| Up to $2,000 for Small Businesses/Multi-Unit Dwellings, up to $3,000 for Governmental/Non-Profits, up to $35,000 for Large Commercial + Industrial customers |
Disclaimer: Drive Electric Colorado and its affiliates are not tax advisors. This information is provided to help you make an informed decision. Please consult your tax advisor for advice about your specific situation. |
