Key Facts
| Program type | State-administered EV purchase rebate |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Florida Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) |
| Standard rebate (BEV) | $3,500 |
| Low-income additional rebate | $1,500 |
| Total possible Florida rebate | $5,000 (low-income BEV) |
| Federal IRC §30D (new EV) | $7,500 |
| Federal IRC §25E (used EV) | $4,000 |
| Combined maximum stack | $11,000+ on qualifying purchases |
| Vehicle MSRP cap | $55,000 (sedans) / $80,000 (SUV/truck) |
| Eligibility | FL resident, purchase or lease ≥36 months |
| Filing window | 90 days post-purchase via mor-ev.org |
Related Sub-Entities
- Low-Income MOR-EV — +$1,500 for households below 80% Area Median Income
- MOR-EV Trucks — Separate $7,500 rebate for medium-duty commercial EVs
- Federal IRC §30D — $7,500 new clean vehicle credit
- Federal IRC §25E — $4,000 used clean vehicle credit
Programs — Related IWD Miami Services
- EV Charger Installation — Level 2 charger install paired with EV purchase.
- Tesla Wall Connector — Tesla-specific install for J3400 connector.
- 200A Panel Upgrade — Panel capacity for L2 charger circuits.