Savings and incentives
You can fuel an EV for the equivalent of about $1 per gallon of gasoline, which can make a big difference for your budget. In many cases, electric vehicles cost less to maintain than gas-powered cars because they have fewer moving parts. You can wave goodbye to oil changes and the gas station.
Options help you save
Federal, state & local incentives
- Tax credit for electric vehicles (up to $7,500)
- Consult your tax advisor or IRS.gov
Utah state incentives
Salt Lake metro area
Nissan LEAF incentive
Nissan is offering a $3,500 incentive on the 2019 LEAF or a $2,500 discount on the LEAF Plus for Rocky Mountain Power customers through September 30, 2019.
Bring these documents to a Nissan dealership to receive the discount:
- A copy of your Rocky Mountain Power bill, and
- This flyer with offer details.
Energy rate options
It’s best to charge your car at night and on weekends when there is less demand for electricity.
In Utah, EV owners have choices for time-of-use rates. Under these rates, if you charge your car and use other home equipment during off-peak hours, you may save money on your bill.
Idaho customers can enroll in the standard Time of Day program.
To further reduce your environmental footprint, enroll in our Blue Sky renewable energy program.
EV charger incentives
For non-residential customers in Utah, we also offer incentives for charging stations. Learn more