LADWP
City of Los Angeles
Potential EV-charger rebate
Up to $1,500
Standard customers may receive up to $1,000. Customers enrolled in EZ-SAVE or Lifeline may qualify for another $500, while a dedicated EV meter can carry a separate $250 rebate.
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California service region
California service region
Your electric utility can make a meaningful difference to the cost of an EV charger, panel upgrade, or home-electrification project. Start with the utility serving your address.
City of Los Angeles
Potential EV-charger rebate
Up to $1,500
Standard customers may receive up to $1,000. Customers enrolled in EZ-SAVE or Lifeline may qualify for another $500, while a dedicated EV meter can carry a separate $250 rebate.

Glendale, California
Charger + qualifying panel upgrade
Up to $1,399
A qualifying networked charger may receive $599, with another $800 available for a related panel upgrade. Glendale Care customers may qualify for a combined maximum of $1,700.
Burbank, California
Potential Level 2 charger rebate
Up to $1,500
Enhanced incentives can help cover an eligible smart charger and some panel-upgrade costs. The highest amount applies to qualifying customers and eligible project expenses.
Pasadena, California
Connected Level 2 charger rebate
$600
A separate qualifying panel upgrade may receive $1,000. Customers enrolled in PWP bill assistance can receive an additional $500 panel incentive.
Programs are administered by each utility and can change based on funding, equipment, permits, income, service address, and application timing. Confirm eligibility before purchasing equipment or beginning work. Rebates cannot exceed eligible project costs.