If you’re a Massachusetts homeowner thinking about going electric when it comes to your vehicle, now’s the time. Several federal incentives that make owning and charging an electric vehicle (EV) more affordable are coming to an end, due to the recently passed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” in July 2025.
Here’s what you need to know:
The federal tax credit of up to $7,500 for new EVs and $4,000 for used EVs is expiring on September 30, 2025. Income limits and vehicle price caps will still apply, and vehicles must be assembled in North America. Until the deadline, you may even be able to transfer your credit directly to the dealership for a discount at the time of purchase.
Installing a home EV charger, too?
There’s still time to take advantage of the federal tax credit for residential EV charging equipment, which covers 30% of installation costs, up to $1,000. This benefit will also be going away on June 30, 2026.
Massachusetts residents may also qualify for additional state or utility incentives, such as rebates through Mass Save or EV-specific benefits from local electric companies. These can vary by town and provider, so it’s worth checking what’s available in your area.
At 128 Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, we’re proud to serve Massachusetts homeowners as a Certified Installer of Tesla Energy. We offer expert installation of Tesla Wall Connectors, Powerwalls, and Chargers. Our licensed electricians will make sure your setup is safe, reliable, and ready for the road ahead.
Whether you’ve already purchased an EV or are planning to soon, take advantage of these incentives before the deadlines so you can save money and simplify the transition.
FAQs on EV Charging Incentives Ending in 2025:
- Which electric vehicles are eligible for the tax credit in 2025?
Most EVs that are assembled in the United States are eligible for tax credits. Some limitations include MSRP limits ($55k for cars and $80k for trucks) and battery components.
- Which EV chargers are eligible for the tax credit?
Home electric vehicle charging stations purchased and installed in qualifying locations between January 1, 2023, and June 30, 2026, may be eligible for tax credits.
- Who qualifies for the EV tax credit?
To qualify, new EV buyers must meet income limits ($150K single/$300K joint) and purchase by September 30, 2025. Used EV buyers must meet lower income limits, buy a qualifying vehicle under $25K, and not have claimed the credit in the past 3 years.
Want help navigating your EV options? The team at 128 is here to help you find the best option and get your home EV-ready before these credits are gone for good. Book with our expert electrical team at 781- 670-7172
