PG&E Pre-Owned EV Rebate: Can be done 3 times per address.

Eligibility

• Pre-owned (used) vehicles only.
• Vehicle must be a Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) or Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) listed on the HOV Eligibility list at the time of purchase*. See a list of eligible plug-in vehicles here.
• Vehicle can be purchased or leased.
• Vehicle must remain registered to the applicant in California for a minimum of 20 months.
• Vehicle must be currently registered to the applicant's PG&E residential service address.
• Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles are not eligible.

Applicant Eligibility

• Application must be successfully submitted within 180 days of the date of EV purchase or lease.
• Applicant must be an active PG&E residential electric customer. PG&E gas-only residential customers who receive electric service from a municipality are ineligible for the rebate. The service account does not have to be in the applicant's name to apply.
• Each PG&E customer may receive only one PG&E Pre-Owned EV Rebate per eligible vehicle
• Each individual applicant may receive a rebate for a maximum of three different eligible vehicles for the life of the program.
• A household, defined as the same residential service address, may not submit more than three rebate applications for vehicles purchased or leased in a single calendar year.

See program Terms and Conditions here

Customers who meet the PG&E Pre-Owned EV Rebate program requirements and are income-qualified may be eligible for the Rebate Plus option of $4,000.

If an applicant meets all other program requirements and qualifies under Eligibility Scenario 1 or Scenario 2 below, they may be eligible for the Rebate Plus option. If an applicant receives a rebate for the Standard option, the applicant may not apply again later for the difference between the Standard option and the Rebate Plus option, regardless of income qualifications at the time of (or after) the original application.

If someone else claims the applicant as a dependent (for federal income tax purposes in the tax year the vehicle is purchased or leased) the applicant is not eligible for the Rebate Plus option, regardless of the applicant’s income or enrollment in a qualifying public assistance program. Vehicles registered to a trust are not eligible for the Rebate Plus option.

An applicant may qualify for the Rebate Plus option if they participated in, and can provide proof of, enrollment for at least one of these public assistance programs on the date the vehicle was purchased or leased:

• Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance