Barton Village Electric Department and Village of Enosburg Falls Water & Light Department and Hardwick Electric Department and Village of Jacksonville and Village of Johnson Water & Light Department and Ludlow Electric Light Department and Lyndon Electric Department and Morrisville Water & Light and Northfield Electric Department and Village of Orleans Electric Department and Swanton Village Electric Department customers, Vermont · Rebate
VPPSA Electric Vehicle Rebate
Run by Vermont Public Power Supply Authority (VPPSA)
Customers of 11 Vermont municipal electric utilities (Barton, Enosburg Falls, Hardwick, Jacksonville, Johnson, Ludlow, Lyndon, Morrisville, Northfield, Orleans, Swanton) get up to $1,250 back on a new or used electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, plus $400 more if income-qualified.
Amounts
How much you get
$1,250 for a new all-electric vehicle, $500 for a new plug-in hybrid, $500 for a pre-owned all-electric vehicle and $250 for a pre-owned plug-in hybrid. The amount depends on which of these fits your install.
| What you install | You get |
|---|---|
| New all-electric vehicle | $1,250 |
| New plug-in hybrid | $500 |
| Pre-owned all-electric vehicle | $500 |
| Pre-owned plug-in hybrid | $250 |
| Income-qualifying bonus (new or used EV or plug-in hybrid) | $400 |
Eligibility
Do I qualify?
You need to meet all 3 of these.
Active electric account with Barton Village, Village of Enosburg Falls, Hardwick Electric Department, Village of Johnson, Jacksonville Electric Company, Ludlow Electric Light Department, Lyndon Electric Department, Morrisville Water & Light, Northfield Electric Department, Orleans Electric or Swanton Village. If you aren't the account holder, show proof of residence (a lease or a utility bill in your name).
New or used all-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, bought or leased between January 1 and December 31, 2026, registered in Vermont at the same address as the utility account. Vehicles bought for resale don't qualify, and a used vehicle may not qualify if a VPPSA rebate was already paid on it.
The extra $400 is for income-qualifying customers; the page doesn't publish the income limit.
Equipment
What equipment counts
Applying
How to apply
Purchases from January 1 through December 31, 2026; applications must be received by January 8, 2027.
- Check that your electric utility is one of the 11 participating VPPSA members.
- Buy or lease the vehicle in 2026 and register it in Vermont at your service address.
At a participating dealership the rebate can come off the price at the point of sale, and the dealer submits the paperwork.
- Otherwise, apply online through VPPSA's rebate portal.
Upload proof of purchase and the sales or lease agreement, your Vermont vehicle registration, a copy of your electric bill, proof of residence if you aren't the account holder, and a completed W-9.
- Submit by January 8, 2027 and wait 6-10 weeks for the rebate.
Proof of purchase and sales, or lease, agreement
Vermont Vehicle Registration
Copy of Electric Bill
Proof of residence if not the utility account holder
Completed W-9 form
Forms and instructionsVPPSA 2026 Rebate & Incentive Offerings
Questions about applyingrebates@vppsa.com
Stacking
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FAQ
Questions
How much does VPPSA Electric Vehicle Rebate pay?
$250 to $1,250, depending on what you install. The table under How much you get lists each amount.
Do I need to be a Barton Village Electric Department, Village of Enosburg Falls Water & Light Department, Hardwick Electric Department, Village of Jacksonville, Village of Johnson Water & Light Department, Ludlow Electric Light Department, Lyndon Electric Department, Morrisville Water & Light, Northfield Electric Department, Village of Orleans Electric Department or Swanton Village Electric Department customer?
Yes. It’s only for homes in Barton Village Electric Department and Village of Enosburg Falls Water & Light Department and Hardwick Electric Department and Village of Jacksonville and Village of Johnson Water & Light Department and Ludlow Electric Light Department and Lyndon Electric Department and Morrisville Water & Light and Northfield Electric Department and Village of Orleans Electric Department and Swanton Village Electric Department customers, Vermont. See Do I qualify for the details.
Is there an income limit?
The extra $400 is for income-qualifying customers; the page doesn't publish the income limit.
What’s the deadline?
Apply by January 8, 2027.
Is it still available?
Yes. It was open when we last checked, on October 26, 2026.
Is the rebate taxable?
It may be. VPPSA says the rebate may be considered taxable income by the federal or state government and requires a W-9, so check with a tax professional.
Can I get the rebate at the dealership?
Yes, at participating dealerships. They apply the rebate to the price and submit the form themselves; VPPSA lists the dealers on its rebate page.
Do leased vehicles qualify?
Yes. An executed lease is accepted as proof of purchase for the all-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle rebates.
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References
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