Electrify Your Ride – Commercial

There is no pre-qualification pathway. Please follow the directions listed on the Electrify Your Ride webpages for Residential or Commercial Customers. Submit all required documentation when applying for your rebate(s). 

Central Coast Community Energy has budgeted $2 million for rebates under the FY 2022 – 2023 Electrify Your Ride program.  It is anticipated that this budget will be sufficient for all applications received this program year.  

Please use the purchase date on the bill of sale document.

Please complete your purchase(s) between August 1, 2022, and August 31, 2023, to be eligible for the FY 2022-2023 Electrify Your Ride program. 

Multifamily housing properties with five (5) residential units or more qualify for the Multifamily Housing incentives. For residential charging projects located at properties with four (4) residential units or less, please apply as a residential applicant. 

Apply for each project site separately. Commercial and Multifamily property owners or managers can apply for up to three (3) project sites and are eligible to receive the maximum EV Charger and EV Readiness incentive amounts at each project site. 

A project site is defined as a single parcel or group of adjacent parcels owned by the same entity. 

Please be patient as staff work diligently to process your application. Due to an increase in the number of applications, this may take up to 45 days. If you receive an email informing you that your application was approved, please allow up to 30 days for your check to be delivered to the mailing address provided in your application. For urgent inquiries, please email NorthSupport@3ce.org (for PG&E customers) and SouthSupport@3ce.org (for SCE customers). 

To apply for a rebate, please visit Rebates & Incentives and select which applicant type best applies to you. After carefully reviewing the program walkthrough and eligibility checklists, please select “Apply Now” and upload the required documents to complete your application. 

No. Applicants may apply for one or more of the three (3) rebates in any desired sequence.

Applicants will be notified of the status of their application at each of the following stages via email:  

-Incomplete Application: Email requests documents, information, or both from the applicant to continue processing the application.  

-Denied Application: Email notifies the applicant that the application was denied because it did not meet the requirements of the program.  

-Application Approved: Email notifies the applicant the application was approved and a check will be delivered to the applicant’s mailing address  

If you have any inquiries that were not addressed by these emails, please contact Central Coast Community Energy’s call center at +1 (877) 455-2223 or email NorthSupport@3ce.org (for PG&E customers) and SouthSupport@3ce.org (for SCE customers) 

If you do not have access to a scanner, please submit a complete, clear and legible photo of your document(s). 

Technical assistance is available via a selection process to multifamily property owners and managers who want to install charging stations for community use among residents. Fill out an interest form in the “Concierge Service” tab and a concierge will contact you shortly.  

Used vehicles eight (8) years (2015) or older are not eligible to receive a rebate. Non-income qualified resident applications, including commercial and public agency applications, are not eligible to receive a rebate for a Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV).

Commercial applicants can apply for up to five EV rebates.

Commercial or Multifamily property applicants can apply for up to three (3) project sites. Applicants can apply for EV Charger and EV Readiness rebates at each site.  

Qualifying Electric Motorcycles include motorcycles or motor-driven cycles, according to the DMV under California Vehicle Code Sections 400, 12804.9(b)(4) and 405, 12804.9(b)(4), that require the applicant to obtain motor vehicle insurance, an M1 driver’s license, and license plates. The EYR program does not provide rebates for Class 1, 2, or 3 electric bicycles, or the electric equivalent of a motorized bicycle, such as a moped.

Yes, all eligible used vehicles in open recall must show proof of repair. For more information about the open recall for Chevy Bolt EVs (2017-2022) and Bolt EUVs (2022), please visit: https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/bolt-recall.

EV Charger eligibility requirements include: 

1. Level 2 Charger (requires 240-volt power source). 

2. Must be Wi-Fi enabled (“networked”) 

3. Must be purchased new (not refurbished). 

4. Must be certified by Underwriters Laboratory Inc. (“UL Listed”) 

To check if your EV Charger is eligible, please visit https://homecharging.electricforall.org/home-chargers-incentives-catalog/.   

The EV Readiness rebate is intended to reimburse the majority of costs associated with the cost for materials and labor for electrical work associated with Level 2 EV Charger installation at home or work.

EV Charger eligibility requirements include: 

1. Electrical work must be completed prior to application submittal. 

2. The installer must be authorized to perform electrical/installation work, as defined by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) building guidelines. Typically, this would be a licensed general contractor or licensed electrical contractor.  

3. The work may include materials and labor that occur in anticipation of, or during installation of EV Charger, i.e. receptacles, J-boxes, conduit, smart splitters, electrical service panel upgrades and replacements, etc.