Check the details before counting on an incentive.

Reviewed September 30, 2026. Availability depends on the program, property, utility, equipment, and installation date.

The federal charger credit has ended for new installations

The IRS states that the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (Section 30C) is not available for property placed in service after June 30, 2026. Do not include that credit in the budget for a charger placed in service after that date.

If your equipment was placed in service by the deadline, check the location and other eligibility requirements before claiming a credit. Keep invoices and installation records and review your situation with a tax professional.

Read the IRS Section 30C guidance ↗

Check Arkansas and utility programs separately

A federal credit and a utility rebate are different programs. Start with the Department of Energy’s Arkansas listings, then confirm any opportunity directly with your electricity provider or program administrator. Published summaries do not guarantee that funding is open or that your address qualifies.

Explore Arkansas laws and incentives ↗

Ask before purchasing

• Does this program serve my property’s address and account type?
• Is funding still available, and is approval required before purchase?
• Which chargers and installation costs are eligible?
• What deadlines, invoices, and inspection records are required?
• Are there ongoing network, reporting, or electricity-rate conditions?

For a project estimate, contact Flux. Final eligibility and tax treatment are determined by the relevant program and your circumstances.