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LADWP home charger rebate: up to $1,000 back, $1,500 for income-qualified customers

LADWP refunds the purchase and installation of a qualifying Level 2 charger, plus $250 for a separate EV meter. Funds are first come, first served.

White Tesla Wall Connector with a green light and a coiled cable on a beige wall, a window with blinds to the rightFor some
A Tesla Wall Connector on a garage wall (photographed 2021, location not stated). The model is on LADWP's qualifying list; illustrative photo for the rebate. Cropped and converted by ev.guru; derivatives under CC BY-SA 4.0. Whoisjohngalt / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

Key facts

Deal number
1015
Seller
LADWP
Price
$1,000 rebate
Valid until
No end date stated
Last checked
Our rating
For some
Paid link
No

Our rating: For some

For LADWP customers this is one of the most generous charger rebates we found: $1,000 would cover a $299.99 charger and part of the installation. It only helps households in LADWP's service area, which is why we rate it "For some".

The catch

Only LADWP residential power customers qualify. The charger must be network capable (Wi-Fi or internet) and installed before you apply; claiming installation needs a licensed electrician and a finaled LADBS permit. Payment can take up to 120 days, funds are limited and LADWP may waitlist applications.

Good for

Households served by LADWP that are buying and installing a Wi-Fi Level 2 charger anyway.

The offer in detail

LADWP pays up to $1,000 toward buying and installing a qualifying home charger. Customers in its Senior Citizen/Disability Lifeline or EZ-SAVE programs get $500 more, up to $1,500. A dedicated EV meter adds another $250, according to the program page and the application.

The charger must have a J1772 or J3400 (NACS) connector, be certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory, be Wi-Fi or internet connected and be bought new from a retailer. LADWP's qualifying list includes the Enphase IQ EV Charger 2, the Grizzl-E Ultimate, the Tesla Wall Connector, the ChargePoint Home Flex and models from Emporia and Autel; LADWP says the list is not exhaustive.

You apply within 12 months of buying the charger, after it is installed. The charger has to stay in service at the address for at least six months, there is one rebate per residence, and the rebate can't exceed your cost minus other incentives. A May 2026 LADWP newsletter still mentions combining the rebate with the federal credit; that credit ended for chargers placed in service after June 30, 2026.

If you rent or live in a condo, read “EV charging for renters and condo owners: right-to-charge laws by state in 2026” before you install anything.

Terms

  • No end date stated. "The Program may be modified or terminated without prior notice"; applications are first come, first served and "rebates are not guaranteed".
  • Eligible: LADWP residential power account holders on the R-1A or R-1B rate. One charger rebate per customer per residence.
  • Apply no later than 12 months after purchase, with the installation complete. Installation costs require a licensed electrician and a finaled LADBS electrical permit.
  • Terms from the application form, revision 05/2024, the newest we found. We could not check how much funding remains.

Sources

All deals
For someConsumers EnergyNo. 1016

Consumers Energy PowerMIDrive: $500 toward a Level 2 charger installation, $1,000 if income-qualified

The catch: You must join a time-of-use rate, allow demand response, enroll in the smart charging program and charge overnight between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. The charger must be UL/ETL listed and Energy Star certified (or made by the carmaker) and on the utility's approved list, which we have not read. The utility's own pages disagree on details such as "instant" versus "cash back".

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$500 rebate

See the offer at Consumers Energy (opens in a new tab)
Top priceGrizzl-E (United Chargers)No. 1013

Grizzl-E Classic Connect 40A: $299.99 instead of $349.99 for a plug-in Level 2 charger

The catch: No end date is stated, so the price can change any day. Opened or installed units can't be returned, and unused returns cost a 25% restocking fee. You need a 240-volt NEMA 14-50 outlet; if you don't have one, an electrician adds that cost. The price includes a 3-year warranty; 5 years cost $100 more.

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$299.99

Store price before the sale$349.99 −14%

See the offer at Grizzl-E (United Chargers) (opens in a new tab)
For someEnphaseNo. 1014

Enphase IQ EV Charger 2: $799.20 instead of $999, 20% off through November 16

The catch: A licensed electrician has to install it, and Enphase itself puts a standard installation at around $1,000. Shipping, returns and sales tax are not stated on the product page. The 5-year warranty depends on registering the charger within 30 days of installation.

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$799.20

Struck-through price on Enphase's page$999 −20%

See the offer at Enphase (opens in a new tab)
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