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Incentives · November 2026

Massachusetts EV incentives and costs

Massachusetts has 1 open EV program on our list. At 30.48¢/kWh, 100 miles costs about $9.14 at home, vs. $13.97 of gas in a 30 mpg car.

Last checked October 30, 2026. Programs open and close without notice; confirm on the official page.

State programs

MOR-EV

$3,500 new; $3,500 used (income-qualified); MOR-EV+ adds $1,500 (income-qualified); trade-in adds $1,000 · Open

New: no income limit, MSRP up to $55,000. Used: dealer only, up to $40,000, MAGI limit $150,000 joint / $112,500 HoH / $75,000 other. Lease eligible with at least 36 months. Keep registered 36 months.

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Taxes, fees and energy

State sales tax6.25%
Average with local tax6.25%
Lease taxCharged on each monthly payment, at your local rate.
Yearly EV feeNone listed
Home electricity30.48¢/kWh
Regular gas$4.19/gal

Tax rules change and local rates differ. Ask the dealer to show the tax on your contract.

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Common questions

Does Massachusetts have an EV rebate?

We track MOR-EV (Open). Check the official page before you count on one, since funding changes.

How is an EV lease taxed in Massachusetts?

Charged on each monthly payment, at your local rate.

Does Massachusetts charge a yearly EV fee?

We found none listed.

Is charging at home cheaper than gas in Massachusetts?

At 30.48¢/kWh, 100 miles costs about $9.14 at home, vs. $13.97 of gas in a 30 mpg car.

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