EV charger rebates in South Carolina
4 utilities of the 12 serving South Carolina list an EV program, and 6 are on record offering nothing. We have verified 4 of them first-hand against their own published terms.
12 utilities tracked · checked 2026-09-17
This page covers what electric utilities in South Carolina offer toward an electric car charger and its installation, utility by utility; state and federal incentives for buying the car itself are not covered here.
Verified in this state
These are maximums set by a formula in the utility’s own tariff, not a flat rebate — what is paid can be less. The source link has the calculation. Other options run $150–$39,150 across 13 segments.
Other options run $50–$250 across 5 segments.
How the market is split
South Carolina is served by 12 electric utilities in our records. 4 list an EV program and 6 are on record offering nothing at all. Which one serves your address is not a detail — it is usually the whole answer, and it can change at a city boundary rather than a ZIP boundary.
The federal credit is gone
There is no federal EV charger tax credit for equipment placed in service after June 30, 2026. Section 30C was terminated by section 70504 of Public Law 119-21. Most published guidance still says otherwise; it has not been updated.
- Dominion Energy
- Duke Energyverified
- Lockhart Power Conone offered
- Northwestern Energynone offered
- City of Rock Hillnone offered
- Santee Cooperverified
- Fairfield Electric Coopnone offered
- Lynches River Elec Coopnone offered
- York Electric Coopverified
Price a South Carolina install
Whatever your utility pays, the install cost turns on your panel, the run and the permit. Model it against your own address.