ComEd EV Charger and Installation Rebate
2026 ComEd rebate for EV charger purchase and installation. Stackable with federal §30C charging credit and other clean-energy incentives.
Check an Address — Free Snapshot
See whether a specific Chicago address sits inside the area that unlocks ComEd EV Charger and Installation Rebate, alongside every other incentive that touches that parcel.
ComEd residential and commercial customers installing eligible EV chargers. Multi-family and small commercial sites can also access EV Make-Ready program.
ComEd EV Charger and Installation Rebate is administered at the utility level. Depending on the program, eligibility may depend on the specific location, property type, or business activity rather than a single drawn boundary.
Boundaries are precise and change over time, so exact eligibility always depends on the specific address. The fastest way to know is to run a free snapshot for the parcel you have in mind.
Typical range · $1K-$2.5K residential / up to $8K/port commercial
- +$1,000 – $2,500 residential rebate
- +Up to $8,000 per port commercial via EV Make-Ready
- +Stacks with federal §30C alternative-fuel-vehicle refueling property credit
- 1Confirm charger eligibility on the ComEd-approved equipment list
- 2Install through a participating contractor
- 3Submit rebate application to ComEd within 90 days of installation
Confirm charger eligibility at comed.com/EV before purchase
- Charger model and serial number
- Installation invoice
- ComEd account number
This page is a starting point, not eligibility, legal, or tax advice. Verify current requirements, deadlines, and boundaries with the administering agency before applying or spending money — program rules and funding change over time.
- Federal §30C alternative-fuel-vehicle refueling property credit — IRS
Stackable federal credit; file with annual tax return.
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Last verified 2026-05-21
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