LADWP Residential EV Charging Station Rebate Program for Homeowners

The LADWP Residential EV Charging Station Rebate Program offers customers rebates to help offset the cost of purchasing and installing eligible charging stations for electric vehicles. LADWP electric utility customers with an active LADWP electric meter on a residential rate plan are eligible for a $1,000 Level 2 charging station rebate. Here are the detailed requirements and benefits.

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EV Charging Benefits 

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Convenience: Home charging is one of the many perks of driving an electric vehicle. Instead of having to find and sit at a public charger, a level 2 home charger allow you to start the day with a full charge. Simply plug in when you get home and your vehicle will charge to full overnight.

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Savings: You will able to schedule your charging sessions and monitor electricity usage with wi-fi enabled residential charging units. Plan your charging around your TOU schedule, and save on charging costs.

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Say Goodbye to Range Anxiety: Instead of relying solely on public charging and having to contend with unpredictable wait times and broken chargers at public stations, EV home chargers require minimal upkeep while providing flexibility and a peace of mind by allowing owners to reliably start the day with a full charge.

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LADWP Residential Level 2 EV Charger Rebate Criteria

• Your property must have an active LADWP electric meter on a residential rate
• Charging station(s) must remain in service at the location specified on the rebate application for a minimum of six months
• Charging stations must feature a J1772 connector and be listed on the Qualifying Product List ‍
• The installation must be permitted and performed by a licensed electrician in order to claim installation costs
• The installation must be hardwired. Outlets (e.g. NEMA 14-50) are not accepted

LADWP Residential Level 2 EV Charger Rebate Tips

• Residential customers should work with an experienced contractor with experience processing the LADWP rebate
• Permitting is required as part of the rebate process
• Your contractor should be familiar with guidelines and be able to guide you through requirements

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