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Princeton EV charger rebate: brands, limits and obligations

Princeton Municipal Light Department publishes an offer of up to $700 toward a charger for a fully electric vehicle. The headline does not include installation or establish your approval.

Sources read November 8, 2026 · agreement dated August 3, 2023

What the program publishes

Utility customer: Princeton Municipal Light Department residential metered customer; one charger or charger incentive per household under the agreement.
Named charger brands: ChargePoint or Emporia Smart Level 2 chargers. Brand alone does not establish exact-model approval.
Fully electric vehicle: Up to $700 for the charger, as published by the program manager. Not an installation allowance or guaranteed payment.
Plug-in hybrid: The program web table lists $200 below 15 kWh and $300 above 15 kWh. It does not assign a tier for exactly 15 kWh. Do not guess the amount at that boundary.
Installation: Installation is at the customer's expense. The utility does not provide an electrical-service assessment through this guide.
Participation term: At least 3 years under the linked agreement.
Routine charging restriction: No charging from 5pm to 9pm on non-holiday weekdays under the scheduled charging agreement.
Other obligations: Maintain Wi-Fi connectivity and allow emergency curtailment. Read the full agreement for all duties and liability terms.
Leaving or losing eligibility: The utility reserves the right to remove a customer and recover the pro-rated charger cost on later electric bills if participation conditions are not met. Moving outside the service area, giving up the EV or losing Wi-Fi are examples listed in the agreement.

Battery-size boundary

Exactly 15 kWh: the published table leaves this unresolved. Ask the program manager before relying on either amount.

Before committing

Confirm that the utility on your bill is Princeton Municipal Light Department. Town name alone is not a service-area check.
Ask the program manager to confirm today's application, funding and purchase/install timing rules. Do this before buying.
Confirm your exact charger model, vehicle type and PHEV battery size, including how the program treats exactly 15 kWh.
Read the current agreement and understand the three-year commitment, charging limits and any repayment consequence.

Read the owning sources

Use the program page's current contact and application links. This independent guide cannot approve an application or confirm funds.

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