SMUD's Charge@Home program raised its EV circuit installation rebate from $500 to $750 on October 1, 2026. If you're a SMUD customer planning a Level 2 charger at home, now is a good time to get the circuit installed.
$500$750
Charge@Home EV circuit rebate
Measure
Old rebate
New rebate (Oct 1)
EV circuit
$500
$750
Which rebate do you get?
Sales completed on or before September 30 are eligible for the $500 rebate.
Sales completed on or after October 1 are eligible for the $750 rebate.
Important application dates
Action
Sept 30 or earlier
Oct 1 or later
Contract date
Lower rebate ($500)
Higher rebate ($750)
Permit date
Lower rebate ($500)
Higher rebate ($750)
Submission
Lower rebate ($500)
Higher rebate ($750)
Install date
Lower rebate ($500)
Higher rebate ($750)
Approval date
Lower rebate ($500)
Higher rebate ($750)
How we help
Free estimate. We check your panel and where the charger will go, then give you a clear price.
Permit and install. We pull the permit and install a dedicated 240V EV circuit to code.
Rebate paperwork. You get the invoice, permit and install details SMUD asks for when you apply.
The Charge@Home rebate is offered and paid by SMUD, not Sagan Electric. Eligibility, amounts and program rules are set by SMUD and may change. Check current terms at smud.org.
