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How much does a ev charger cost in Florida after rebates?

The most common job, a level 2 EV charger, simple install near panel, costs $1,900 before rebates. Most jobs cost between $800 and $3,000. With the biggest open rebate ($350), you could pay about $1,550.

How much does a ev charger cost?

ProjectLowTypicalHigh
Level 2 EV charger, simple install near panel$800$1,900$3,000
Level 2 EV charger with 200A panel/service upgrade$2,600$5,400$9,000
200A electrical panel / service upgrade (standalone)$1,800$3,500$6,000

What the typical price covers: 40-48A Level 2 charger hardware ($300-$800), dedicated 240V circuit and breaker, short wire run (garage on same wall or near the panel), permit and inspection. Assumes existing panel has spare capacity; excludes panel/service upgrade, trenching to detached garage, and load-management devices.

These ranges come from Northeast and national installer data. Prices in Florida can be lower or higher, so get two or three quotes.

Is there a rebate for a ev charger in Florida?

Yes. We track 8 ev charger programs taking applications in Florida. The largest is $350 from Florida Keys Electric Cooperative.

2 more programs are closed, not open yet, or not confirmed: JEA EV off-peak charging credit and EV electrical upgrade rebate, SECO Energy EV Charger Lease/Purchase Program.

Which utilities pay ev charger rebates?

Most rebates depend on who supplies your power or gas.

UtilityProgramsLargest rebate
Florida Power & Light Company1Varies
Duke Energy Florida2Varies
Tampa Electric Company1$360
City of Tallahassee Utilities1$100
Kissimmee Utility Authority1$200
SECO Energy1Varies
Florida Keys Electric Cooperative1$350

How much will I pay after rebates?

Start with the typical price, $1,900. Take off the largest rebate you qualify for. With $350 from Florida Keys Electric Cooperative, that is about $1,550.

Rebates have rules: approved equipment, an approved contractor, and sometimes income limits. Some can be combined, some can't. Check each program before you sign a contract.

Use the rebate calculator to see what applies at your zip code.

Is there a federal tax credit?

No. The federal EV charger credit (30C) ended for chargers installed after June 30, 2026.

How do I find a licensed installer in Florida?

We list 12,756 Florida contractors whose state license covers ev charger work. Each one shows its license, and many show a phone number or website.

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