Texas EV Buyer's Guide
Texas EV rebates and charging incentives. TERP $2,500 plus Austin Energy and Oncor charger rebates, on top of federal $7,500.
EV incentives in Texas
| Program | Type | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Light-Duty Motor Vehicle Purchase or Lease Incentive Subject to funding cycles. | rebate | $2,500 | tceq.texas.gov ↗ |
| Austin Energy EV Charging Rebate | rebate | $1,200 | austinenergy.com ↗ |
| Oncor EV Charger Rebate | rebate | $250 | oncor.com ↗ |
EV economics in Texas
With electricity at $0.150/kWh and gas at $2.94/gal, an EV averaging 28 kWh/100mi runs roughly 4.2¢/mile in fuel — a 30-mpg gas car runs about 9.8¢/mile. Multiply by your annual mileage to size the gap.
Top EVs to consider
2025 Mazda MX-30
MSRP $34,110 · 100 mi range · 35.00 kWh/100mi
EV2026 Nissan Leaf
MSRP $28,140 · 212 mi range · 30.00 kWh/100mi
EV2024 Chevrolet Bolt EUV
MSRP $27,495 · 247 mi range · 29.00 kWh/100mi
Frequently asked questions
Can I stack the federal credit with Texas incentives?
Yes. The federal Section 30D $7,500 credit is independent of state programs. Stack it with any rebate, tax credit, or utility program for which you qualify. Sequence matters for income testing — see the federal eligibility checker.
What is the average electricity rate in Texas?
Approximately $0.1500 per kWh based on EIA monthly data, residential class.
What is the current gas price in Texas?
Approximately $2.940 per gallon for regular grade based on EIA weekly retail.