Pennsylvania State Tax Incentives for Purchasing a Used EV
Purchasing a used electric vehicle (EV) in Pennsylvania offers several state-specific incentives and rebates. Below is a list of tax incentives and other programs that help make EV ownership more affordable in the state:
1. Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) Rebate Program
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) offers rebates for Alternative Fuel Vehicles, including used electric vehicles. The rebates vary depending on the vehicle's battery size and household income.
- Standard rebate for a used EV: $1,000
- Enhanced rebate for low-income households: $2,000
Eligible vehicles must be purchased for less than $50,000 and have less than 75,000 miles on the odometer. The rebate must be applied for within six months of purchase.
For more information, visit the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection AFV Program.
2. PECO Electric Vehicle Rebates
PECO, an electric utility provider in Pennsylvania, offers rebates for installing residential electric vehicle charging stations. Though not directly tied to used EV purchases, this incentive can make home charging more accessible and affordable.
Residential customers may qualify for a $50 rebate for installing a Level 2 EV charger.
For more information, visit PECO’s EV Resources.
3. Duquesne Light Company EV Rebate
Duquesne Light Company offers a rebate for customers installing a Level 2 EV charging station at their home.
The rebate is $60 for a Level 2 charger.
For more information, visit Duquesne Light’s EV Resources.
4. Drive Electric Pennsylvania Coalition
The Drive Electric Pennsylvania Coalition is a statewide initiative that offers educational resources, events, and incentives for EV buyers. While they do not directly offer rebates, the coalition helps to identify various programs and connect buyers with potential savings opportunities.
For more information, visit the Drive Electric Pennsylvania Coalition.
