What EV incentives are available in Michigan in 2025?

Michigan offers 2 EV incentives in 2025, including utility and charger programs and charger installation rebates.

Can I combine Michigan EV incentives with the federal $7,500 tax credit?

Yes — Michigan incentives can be stacked on top of the federal §30D $7,500 New Clean Vehicle Credit. The federal credit has income limits ($150k single / $300k joint). Michigan incentives may have separate eligibility requirements.

Michigan EV Incentives 2025

Complete guide to Michigan electric vehicle rebates, tax credits, charger incentives, and how to stack them with the $7,500 federal EV credit.

Federal Credit

$7,500

§30D New EV (income-limited)

Michigan Max Incentives

$1,000

2 programs available

Combined Potential

$8,500

Federal + Michigan stacked

Federal §30D New Clean Vehicle Credit

Stackable with all Michigan incentives above. Up to $7,500 for qualifying new EVs.

Income limit (single): $150,000 AGI

Income limit (joint): $300,000 AGI

Car MSRP cap: $55,000

SUV/truck MSRP cap: $80,000

Check Your Eligibility Leasing Gets Credit with No Income Limit

Michigan EV Charger Rebates

Charger Rebate

up to $500

Michigan Home Charging Rebate (DTE/Consumers)

Rebates for Level 2 home charger installation from DTE Energy and Consumers Energy.

Eligibility:Must be DTE or Consumers Energy customer.

Vehicle types:BEV, PHEV

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