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Comparing the Standard and Charge Ahead Rebates

Rebate availability depends on program funding at the time of vehicle purchase or lease. Due to overwhelming demand and limited funding, rebates will be suspended as of May 1, 2023. Any vehicles purchased or leased on or after May 1, 2023 will not be eligible to apply for the rebate once the program reopens. Once funding is available again, the program will announce its reopening.





Standard Rebate
(purchase or lease on or before April 30, 2023)
Charge Ahead Rebate
(purchase or lease on or before April 30, 2023)
Eligible
applicants:
Oregon residents, businesses, nonprofits and government agenciesOregon residents, nonprofits/low-income service providers
Qualifying
vehicles:
New battery electric vehicles and new plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and new zero-emission motorcycles
List of vehicles eligible for the Standard Rebate
New or used battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles
List of vehicles eligible for the Charge Ahead Rebate
Income
requirement:

No income requirement

Up to 400% of the federal poverty guideline 
Rebate
amount:
$750 for zero-emission motorcycles
$1,500 for battery under 10 kWh
$2,500 for battery 10 kWh or more

$5,000
*Some applicants may be eligible for both the Standard Rebate and the Charge Ahead Rebate.

Availability depends on program funding at the time of vehicle purchase or lease. Visit the Available Rebate Funding page before your purchase or lease to confirm rebate availability.