Fuel Savings

On average, EVs can travel the same distance as a gas-powered car at less than half the cost.

Low Maintenance

EVs have fewer fluids and parts than conventional vehicles, so they require minimal maintenance.

Environmental Benefits

EVs produce no tailpipe emissions, making your community cleaner.

Easy Charging

It's easy to plug in at home or at one of the many public chargers.

Tax Incentives

Receive up to $7,500 in federal tax credit for qualified EVs, and up to $1000 for qualified residential charging equipment.

Safe and Fun

EVs offer a quiet, smooth ride and instant acceleration.

Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles have an electric motor AND gas-powered internal combustion engine. Some PHEVs operate exclusively, or almost exclusively, on electricity until the battery is nearly depleted. Then, the gasoline-powered engine turns on to provide the power. Like Battery Electric Vehicles, PHEVs can be plugged in to charge the battery when the vehicle is not in use.

Battery-Electric Vehicles

Battery Electric Vehicles have a battery and an electric motor, instead of a gas tank and internal combustion engine. They run entirely on electricity and do not produce any exhaust from the burning of fuel. Because they don't have a combustion engine, BEVs have reduced maintenance requirements and increased storage capacity onboard. 

EVs require less maintenance than conventional vehicles, helping save you time and money.

• No oil changes: EVs do not use engine oil, so they have no need for oil changes normally required.
• No spark plugs and wires: EVs do not require spark plugs and wires, which are typically replaced every 100,000 miles in gas-powered vehicles.
• No exhaust system: EVs do not have mufflers or catalytic converters - two components of conventional vehicle systems that can fail and require replacement.
• No emissions testing: EVs do not burn fossil fuels, so they do not emit byproducts that need to be tested.

Level 1

Provides charging through a 120V AC plug (standard wall outlet)

Delivers up to 5 miles of driving range per hour of charging

Does not require installation of additional charging equipment

Best used in home applications for overnight charging and low-mileage daily driving

Level 2

Provides charging through a 240V AC plug (dryer outlet)

Delivers up to 60 miles of driving range per hour of charging

Requires installation of additional charging equipment

Best used for public charging, workplace charging, or faster overnight charging at home

DC Fast Charging

Provides charging through 480V input

Delivers up to 80% battery charge in about 20-30 minutes of charging

Requires specialized, high-powered charging equipment

Best used for public charging, especially along heavy traffic corridors