Rhode Island EV incentives
Rhode Island's DRIVE EV program offers up to $2,500 for new EVs, with additional support for low-income residents.
Updated April 16, 2026
Purchase incentive
DRIVE EV — Rhode Island
Rhode Island's DRIVE EV program offers up to $2,500 for new EVs, with additional support for low-income residents.
Up to $2,500
Official program page HOV lane access
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Official state source
DOE AFDC — Rhode Island Federal programs that still apply in Rhode Island
- OBBBA EV loan interest deduction — up to $10,000/yr for qualifying new EV purchases.
- Section 30C home charger credit — 30% / up to $1,000, expires June 30, 2026.
State incentive programs change frequently. Verify amounts, eligibility, and funding status at the official program page linked above before making a purchase. Data verified April 16, 2026.
Sources: DOE AFDC — State Laws