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Used EV Rebate (LADWP) is sponsored by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. LADWP customers can receive rebates of up to $4,000 on qualified used electric vehicles. All customers qualify for a $1,500 rebate, and low-income customers enrolled in EZ-SAVE and Lifeline financial assistance programs qualify for an additional $2,500 for a total of $4,000.
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Used Electric Vehicle Rebate Program | Los Angeles Department of Water and Power The article is under Electric Vehicles (EVs) Used Electric Vehicle Rebate Program Up to $4,000 for qualifying used EVs! LADWP customers can get rebates up to $4,000 on used electric or plugin hybrid vehicles! Anyone whose primary residence gets electricity from LADWP can qualify for rebates up to $1,500.
Those residing in homes enrolled in EZ-SAVE or Lifeline financial assistance programs at the time of vehicle purchase can get up to $4,000. Vehicles must meet the qualifications below, and your rebate application must be submitted within 12 months of purchase. The LADWP Used EV Rebate has a rolling deadline.
Applications for the LADWP rebate are due within 12 months of purchase of your qualifying used EV. When do you get your savings? You’ll get the LADWP Used EV Rebate in about 120 days .
You do not need to be an LADWP account holder to apply for the rebate, but your permanent residence must receive electric service from LADWP.
Eligible vehicles must meet the following criteria: Purchased within 12 months of application submittal Featured on the list of approved vehicles for the LADWP Used EV Rebate With a model year at least two years older than the calendar year in which you apply for a rebate, but not older than eight years. For example, if you apply for a rebate in 2025, your vehicle model year must be from 2017 to 2023.
With fewer than two Used EV Rebates previously issued by LADWP (LADWP will only issue up to two Used EV Rebates for the same EV). Please obtain the VIN of the vehicle you are considering and review the Rebate Issued List : LADWP Used EV Rebate Approved Vehicle List PDF Used EV Rebate Issued List PDF Used EV Rebate Program Terms and Conditions (Sept 2025) pdf Ensure that LADWP issued fewer than two rebates for this vehicle.
If a rebate was issued to a previous owner for the EV you are considering, you may only apply for a rebate after 24 months following the issue date of the first rebate by LADWP. Members of the same household as the applicant who received the first rebate are not eligible to receive a second rebate for the same EV.
LADWP will verify the applicant’s participation in EZ-SAVE or Lifeline programs and apply all eligible rebates at the time of application review. To qualify for the additional $2,500 rebate, the service address must be in active participation in an eligible program from the date of EV purchase until the issuance of the rebate check.
Eligible applicants may only receive a single rebate under the program regardless of the number of qualifying EVs purchased. Interested in buying a used EV but not sure where to start? Check out AAA’s 2023 Used EV Buyer’s Guide to learn the benefits and logistics of owning a used EV as well as the available incentives.
List of Required Documentation When Applying Either Electronically or by US Mail Please have the following required documents ready to submit with your online or mail-in application for the LADWP Used EV Rebate: Copy of Current DMV Registration or Certificate of Title Copy of Current DMV Registration (from the California Department of Motor Vehicles (CA DMV), showing the vehicle registered to the applicant and service address listed on the rebate application.
Temporary registration is not accepted. Certificate of Title is acceptable in lieu of current DMV registration. Certificate of Title must show applicant name and service address.
Copy of the Bill of Sale, or Certificate of Sale, or EV purchase contract/sales invoice LADWP requires one of the following to verify proof of purchase: Copy of the bill of sale, as filed with the DMV, showing the applicant as the buyer of the used EV for which a rebate is requested (acceptable forms include REG 51, REG 135, REG 262, REG 343); or Certificate of Title with the purchase date and price included; or EV purchase contract/sales invoice with the purchase date and price included.
Additional Documentation Required When Applying By US Mail, Only: Signed rental or lease agreement, or utility bill (landline, telephone, electric, gas, cable or satellite television not older than three months from the date of the application submittal) If the registered owner of the vehicle is not identified in the proof of residence, the person identified in the proof of residence must sign Section 6 - Affidavit of this application You will be notified when we receive your application.
Funds are available on a first-come, first served basis. Customers are strongly advised to confirm rebate eligibility before making their purchase. Please complete the application after purchasing the used EV.
For your convenience, you have two options for submitting your application: online (electronic application) or by US mail (paper application). The Electronic Application is currently only available to LADWP Account Holders Only - an Online LADWP account is required before applying. Keep a copy of the submission confirmation page and all documents submitted for your records.
You will be notified upon review of your application. Funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For a guide to complete the application, please refer to the Used Electric Vehicle Rebate Application Guide .
Used EV Rebate Application Sample Guide pdf Electronic Application (LADWP Account Holders Only) – Online LADWP account required before applying. Requires electronic attachment of all supporting documents. Legible electronic copies (PDFs) and photographs (JPEG/JPG files) are acceptable.
Online session times out after thirty (30) minutes of inactivity. Paper Application By US Mail – Please use this option if you are not an LADWP account holder or if you do not wish to register with LADWP’s My Account. Download, print and complete the PDF application.
Once complete, mail application with required documentation to: Los Angeles, CA 90051-0100 Customer must review and complete all applicable parts of the application. For personal records, customers should make a copy of all documents (including the application) before mailing.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: LADWP customers whose primary residence receives electric service from LADWP. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $4,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Used EV Rebate (LADWP) is funded by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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