SRP EV Charger Rebate: $250 Explained
Last reviewed: 2026-09-22. Rebate programs change funding levels and eligibility often -- confirm current status on SRP's official site before assuming any figure below still applies.
Quick answer: Salt River Project (SRP) offers a $250 rebate on an eligible Level 2 charger, available two ways: as an instant discount on 4 specific charger models through the SRP Marketplace, or as a mail-in rebate (submitted within 90 days of purchase) for 18 other eligible models bought elsewhere. It's capped at 2 chargers per account per rolling 5-year period, and it does not cover installation cost -- SRP only points customers to Qmerit as a paid install-quote partner, which is a referral, not part of the rebate.
Two Ways to Get the $250
| Method | How it works |
|---|---|
| SRP Marketplace (instant discount) | Buy one of 4 specific eligible charger models through SRP's Marketplace -- the $250 is deducted at purchase, no separate rebate claim needed |
| Mail-in rebate | Buy one of 18 other eligible models elsewhere, then submit a mail-in rebate claim within 90 days of purchase |
Either path gets you the same $250 -- the difference is whether the discount is applied instantly at purchase (Marketplace) or reimbursed after the fact (mail-in). Check SRP's current eligible-model list before buying if you want to be certain your specific charger qualifies for either path.
What It Doesn't Cover
Installation is not part of this rebate. SRP's program covers the charger hardware discount/rebate only. For installation, SRP points customers to Qmerit as a paid install-quote partner -- this is a referral to a third-party installation service, not money SRP is putting toward your install. Budget for installation separately; see our EV charger installation cost guide for typical national ranges.
The Cap: 2 Chargers per Account per 5 Years
SRP limits this rebate to 2 chargers per account within any rolling 5-year period -- not per calendar year. If you've already claimed the rebate on 2 chargers within the last 5 years, a third won't qualify until enough time has passed to roll off the earliest claim.
Separate Program: SRP's Managed Charging Incentive
SRP also runs a separate program from the $250 hardware rebate: a $50 sign-up incentive, plus a possible $50/year credit for enrolling in managed charging (where SRP coordinates your charging times). Don't conflate this with the $250 hardware rebate -- they're two different programs addressing different things (buying the charger vs. enrolling in a charging-schedule program), and the details/amounts for the managed-charging program should be confirmed separately on SRP's site.
Stacking With the Federal Tax Credit
SRP's rebate is separate from the federal 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit -- see our EV charger tax credit guide for federal eligibility rules. For the charger itself, see our best home EV chargers guide, and estimate your full installed cost (including the part SRP doesn't cover) with our installation cost calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the SRP EV charger rebate?
$250, either as an instant discount on 4 specific charger models through the SRP Marketplace, or as a mail-in rebate (within 90 days of purchase) for 18 other eligible models bought elsewhere.
Does SRP's rebate cover installation?
No. It covers the charger hardware only. SRP refers customers to Qmerit as a paid install-quote partner, which is a separate service, not part of the rebate.
How many chargers can I get the rebate for?
Up to 2 chargers per account within any rolling 5-year period, not per calendar year.
Is the $50 managed-charging incentive the same as the $250 rebate?
No. They're separate programs. The $250 is a hardware rebate for buying a charger. The $50 sign-up incentive (plus a possible $50/year credit) is for enrolling in SRP's managed-charging program.
Source: [Salt River Project](https://www.srpnet.com/ev). This page is for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for the utility's official program terms. Program funding, eligibility, and amounts are set by SRP and are subject to change without notice -- verify current status before relying on this information.