Connecticut

Connecticut offers a GOOD $3,000 purchase rebate for qualifying EV buyers. Combined with the federal IRA credit (up to $7,500), this can substantially reduce your EV purchase price. MSRP limits and income thresholds may apply.

CHEAPR (Connecticut Hydrogen and Electric Automobile Purchase Rebate) includes a home charger rebate of up to $500 through Eversource and UI. Statewide EVSE rebate available.

Connecticut does not offer a state solar income tax credit. Net metering: Net metering available in Connecticut for residential systems up to 40 kW. Administered by Eversource and United Illuminating at the retail rate.

Connecticut grants qualifying EVs access to High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes regardless of passenger count. Check your state DMV for the required clean-fuel vehicle decal or sticker to use this benefit.

CHEAPR rebate is $3,000 for new EVs (up to $9,500 MSRP cap waived for income-qualified under CHEAPR+). HOV lane access with Clean Air Vehicle sticker. Connecticut EV Charging Program (EVCP) also supports public charging buildout.

For the most current EV and renewable energy incentives in Connecticut, visit the official source at https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Air/Mobile-Sources/CHEAPR/CHEAPR---Connecticut-Hydrogen-and-Electric-Automobile-Purchase-Rebate. Incentive programs change frequently — always verify eligibility, application deadlines, and funding availability before purchasing.