Alabama Power EV charger rebate

The Alabama Power EV Home Charger Rebate was last confirmed open on October 3, 2026 and is under review, so its amount is not shown as on offer here. Check the program page before relying on it.

Alabama Power rebate at a glance

AmountA one-time $500 rebate for installing a Level 2 (240 V) charger at home (Last confirmed open October 3, 2026; under review)
Pays towardthe installation
WhereAlabama Power service area
Other conditionsSingle-family home; must own or lease a BEV or PHEV; charger received within 90 days of applying; one rebate per site.
How to applyApply on the Alabama Power program page with a photo of the installed charger, its serial number and proof of purchase.
StatusLast confirmed open October 3, 2026; under review
Program pageEV Home Charger Rebate, Alabama Power

In the program's own words

These are the sentences on the program page that the amount and eligibility above come from, as the page read on October 3, 2026:

Which chargers qualify

The program page asks for a Level 2 charger and names no brand, model list or certification.

That covers any of the 240 Level 2 chargers in our catalog as far as the page says; its other conditions (above) still apply.

Alabama Power Co served 1,332,911 residential customers in 2024, the number 23 US electric utility by that count, per the EIA-861 annual survey. Program page read October 3, 2026; we re-read it monthly.

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Alabama Power rebate questions

How much is the Alabama Power EV charger rebate?
Its page last confirmed, on October 3, 2026: A one-time $500 rebate for installing a Level 2 (240 V) charger at home. Status: Last confirmed open October 3, 2026; under review.
Who qualifies for the Alabama Power EV charger rebate?
Residential customers in this area: Alabama Power service area. Single-family home; must own or lease a BEV or PHEV; charger received within 90 days of applying; one rebate per site.
Which chargers qualify for the Alabama Power rebate?
The program page asks for a Level 2 charger and names no brand, model list or certification. The maximum is $500.

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