ComEd EV charger rebate
As of October 5, 2026, the ComEd EV Charger and Installation Rebate is open in Illinois: Maximum $750, or $2,500 for low-income customers and customers in low-income or equity investment eligible communities, as the program page lists them for applications submitted January 1 to December 31, 2027.
ComEd rebate at a glance
| Amount | Maximum $750, or $2,500 for low-income customers and customers in low-income or equity investment eligible communities, as the program page lists them for applications submitted January 1 to December 31, 2027 |
|---|---|
| Pays toward | the charger and its installation |
| Where | ComEd service area in Northern Illinois |
| Income tiers | Higher maximum for low-income customers and customers living in a low-income or equity investment eligible community. |
| Rate or program enrollment | Must stay on Hourly Pricing, Delivery Time of Day, or a time-variant supply rate from an alternative retail supplier for at least three years. |
| Other conditions | Work goes through a ComEd-approved EV Service Provider, who submits the application. |
| How to apply | Contact a ComEd-approved EV Service Provider, enroll in an eligible rate, and the provider submits the application after installation. |
| Status | Open, confirmed October 5, 2026 |
| Program page | Residential EV Charger and Installation Rebate, Commonwealth Edison |
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 5, 2026:
For customers who are low-income (LI) and/or live in a low-income community (LIC) or (EIEC): EV Charger Application Submittal Date Max Rebate Value January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2027 $2,500
For customers who do not qualify for the LI/LIC/EIEC rebate: EV Charger Application Submittal Date Max Rebate Value January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2027 $750
ComEd requires the Residential Customer (Residential ComEd electric account) to be enrolled in one of the available supply rate options listed below for, at minimum, a three-year period.
Which chargers qualify
The program page names no charger certification or model list, so we do not infer one.
Commonwealth Edison Co served 3,727,675 residential customers in 2024, the number 4 US electric utility by that count, per the EIA-861 annual survey. Program page read October 5, 2026; we re-read it monthly.
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ComEd rebate questions
- How much is the ComEd EV charger rebate?
- As of October 5, 2026: Maximum $750, or $2,500 for low-income customers and customers in low-income or equity investment eligible communities, as the program page lists them for applications submitted January 1 to December 31, 2027. It pays toward the charger and its installation.
- Who qualifies for the ComEd EV charger rebate?
- Residential customers in this area: ComEd service area in Northern Illinois. Higher maximum for low-income customers and customers living in a low-income or equity investment eligible community. Must stay on Hourly Pricing, Delivery Time of Day, or a time-variant supply rate from an alternative retail supplier for at least three years. Work goes through a ComEd-approved EV Service Provider, who submits the application.
- Which chargers qualify for the ComEd rebate?
- The program page names no charger certification or model list, so we do not infer one. The maximum is $2,500.
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