You’ll help the environment, and your wallet

You depend on your car every day. One huge way you can reduce your carbon footprint – and save money – is by switching to an Electric Vehicle.

Here are some key advantages:

Get up to $7,500 in federal tax credits for EV purchases
No gas, oil changes, spark plugs or transmission repairs - ever
Maintenance-free batteries last the lifetime of the vehicle

Drive 300 miles on a single charge and recharge in just 30 minutes
Take advantage of a nationwide network of charging stations
Eliminate tailpipe emissions for an environmentally-friendly ride

Driving change doesn’t have to slow you down

With advancements in EV technology in recent years, the advantages of switching far outweigh any misconceptions.

Very dependable

Their simple design and 300-mile batteries that last the life of the vehicle make EVs more reliable than gas-powered vehicles.

Electric services for electric vehicle owners

Very affordable

Reasonably-priced models and federal tax breaks keep EV sticker prices within reach. Plus, operating costs are 3-5x lower.

Power services for electric vehicle owners

Very cost-efficient

With no gas, oil changes, spark plugs, emissions testing and fewer repairs, EVs cost much less to maintain than your current car.

Driving change doesn’t have to slow you down

With advancements in EV technology in recent years, the advantages of switching far outweigh any misconceptions.

Very affordable

Reasonably-priced models and federal tax breaks keep EV sticker prices within reach. Plus, operating costs are 3-5x lower.

Very dependable

Their simple design and 300-mile batteries that last the life of the vehicle make EVs more reliable than gas-powered vehicles.

Very cost-efficient

With no gas, oil changes, spark plugs, emissions testing and fewer repairs, EVs cost much less to maintain than your current car.

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Compare EV Costs Versus Gas

Brake Fluid

Gas powered car: Every 2-3 years; EV: Every year

Transmission Service

Gas powered car: Every 2-3 years; EV: Never

Average Maintenance Costs

Gas powered car: $1,117 per year; EV: $485 per year

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Home Chargers

It’s easy to keep your EV moving

There are all kinds of home chargers on the market – from wall outlet models to complete charging stations.

AC Level 1 Charger

$0-$600 - uses standard 120v 3-prong wall outlet

AC Level 2 Charger

$1,200-$2,000 - plugs into a 240v 4-prong outlet

DC Fast Charger

$2,300-$6,000 - separate unit requiring install

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Get $50 back when you install EV charging at home!

Rebates available for home charging installed after October 1, 2023
Wired, stationary Level 2 (208V or 240V) charging stations qualify
Available to homeowners and renters with landlord permissions
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You’ll help the environment, and your wallet

Here are some key advantages:

Driving change doesn’t have to slow you down

Driving change doesn’t have to slow you down

Compare EV Costs Versus Gas

It’s easy to keep your EV moving

AC Level 1 Charger

AC Level 2 Charger

DC Fast Charger

Get $50 back when you install EV charging at home!

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