Certain plug-in electric vehicles from Kia, Hyundai, Toyota, Lexus and Tesla are eligible for the Home Charging Incentive and the Vehicle Charging Time of Use Rate. Please see the chart below:
| Vehicle Make | Vehicle Model | Model Year | Trim |
| Tesla | All models | All years | All trims |
| Toyota | Prius Prime | 2017 | Advanced |
| 2018 | Advanced | ||
| 2019 | Advanced | ||
| 2021+ | LE, XLE, Unlimited | ||
| RAV4 Prime | 2021-2022 | XSE | |
| Lexus | NX 450H+ | 2022 | All trims |
| Kia* | EV6 | 2022 | BEV |
| Kona | 2019-2020 | BEV | |
| Kona Electric | 2021-2022 | BEV | |
|
Niro |
2019-2022 | BEV, PHEV | |
| 2018 | PHEV | ||
| Optima | 2017-2020 | PHEV | |
| Sorento | 2022 | PHEV | |
| Soul EV | 2014-2019 | BEV | |
| Hyundai* | IONIQ5 | 2022 | BEV |
|
IONIQ |
2022 | PHEV | |
| 2018-2021 | PHEV | ||
| All years | BEV | ||
| Santa Fe | 2022 | PHEV | |
| Sonata | 2016-2019 | PHEV | |
| Tucson | 2022 | PHEV |
*This table is a reference guide and individual experiences may vary
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There is no such car as a Kia Kona electric. it is made by Hyundai (though the two companies are owned by each other) therefore this list is incorrect. Can you update your system?
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