Oregon EV Rebates Return August 25
Save Up to $7,500 on an Eligible EV
Oregon’s Clean Vehicle Rebate Program is scheduled to be open
August 25 through November 4, 2026.
Shop Kiefer Kia’s EV and plug-in hybrid inventory now so you know your options before the limited program window opens.
Up to $7,500
Charge Ahead rebate on eligible new vehicles
Up to $5,000
Charge Ahead rebate on eligible used vehicles
Up to $2,000
Standard rebate on eligible new vehicles
Limited 2026 program window
Cash rebate — not a tax credit
Income-qualified shoppers can prequalify now
Which Oregon EV Rebate Fits You?
Oregon offers two rebate tracks. You choose either the Standard Rebate or the income-qualified Charge Ahead Rebate; they cannot be combined.
Open to Oregon residents
Standard Rebate
Up to $2,000
For the purchase or lease of an eligible new electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle.
- No household income requirement
- New eligible vehicles only
- Base MSRP must be under $50,000
- Eligible BEVs may receive $2,000
- Eligible PHEVs may receive $1,500
Browse New EV/PHEV Inventory
Income qualified
Charge Ahead Rebate
Up to $7,500
For income-qualified Oregon households purchasing or leasing an eligible new or used clean vehicle.
- Household income must meet program limits
- Up to $7,500 on eligible new vehicles
- Up to $5,000 on eligible used vehicles
- Prequalification is available before purchase
- Approved vouchers may be used at participating dealerships
Check Charge Ahead Prequalification
| Program Feature |
Standard Rebate |
Charge Ahead Rebate |
| Maximum rebate |
Up to $2,000 |
Up to $7,500 new / up to $5,000 used |
| Income requirement |
None |
Yes — program income limits apply |
| Vehicle market |
New vehicles |
New or used vehicles |
| Base MSRP rule |
Under $50,000 for eligible new vehicles |
Program eligibility rules apply |
Ready to See What’s Available?
Skip the research and go straight to Kiefer Kia inventory. Start with new EV/PHEV options or browse pre-owned electric and hybrid vehicles.
Popular Kia EV & Plug-In Hybrid Options
Eligibility can depend on model year, trim, MSRP and Oregon DEQ rules. Use these models as a starting point, then confirm the specific vehicle before purchase.
All-Electric
Kia Niro EV
Efficient crossover packaging, everyday practicality and an all-electric powertrain.
Shop Niro EV
All-Electric
Kia EV6
Fast-charging capability, bold styling and available qualifying configurations.
Shop EV6
Plug-In Hybrid
Sportage PHEV
Electric driving capability for shorter trips plus gas-engine flexibility for longer drives.
Shop Sportage PHEV
Plug-In Hybrid
Sorento PHEV
Three-row versatility with a plug-in hybrid powertrain for families who want flexibility.
Shop Sorento PHEV
Vehicle eligibility is determined by Oregon DEQ and may change. Confirm the exact model year, trim and vehicle eligibility on the official DEQ eligible vehicle list before completing a transaction.
Important Timing & Eligibility Rules
- Purchase or lease during the open window: For the 2026 period, vehicles must be purchased or leased August 25 through November 4, 2026 to qualify.
- No retroactive eligibility during suspension: Vehicles purchased or leased while the program is suspended are not eligible for an Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate.
- Oregon registration is required: Program eligibility includes Oregon residency/registration requirements.
- Point-of-sale rebates require a participating dealership: Oregon DEQ limits point-of-sale participation to dealerships enrolled in the program.
- Funding is limited: DEQ may suspend rebates when available funding is exhausted.
3 Steps to Get Ready
Make the rebate process easier by doing the research before you choose your vehicle.
Check Your Rebate Track
Determine whether the Standard Rebate or Charge Ahead Rebate fits your household and vehicle purchase.
Browse Inventory
Compare Kiefer Kia EV and plug-in hybrid options, pricing and availability before the limited program window.
Confirm Eligibility
Verify the specific vehicle and your application requirements with Oregon DEQ before finalizing the transaction.
Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate FAQs
Quick answers to the questions shoppers ask most often.
When is the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program open in 2026?
Oregon DEQ says the program will reopen August 25, 2026 and run through November 4, 2026. Vehicles must be purchased or leased during the open period to be eligible.
Can I combine the Standard and Charge Ahead rebates?
No. Oregon requires applicants to choose either the Standard Rebate or the Charge Ahead Rebate for a single vehicle purchase or lease.
Is the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate a tax credit?
No. It is a rebate program. Depending on eligibility and dealership participation, a rebate may be available at the point of sale or through the post-purchase application process.
Can I purchase before August 25 and apply later?
No. Oregon DEQ states that vehicles purchased or leased while the program is suspended are not eligible retroactively.
Can I get Charge Ahead prequalified before I buy?
Yes. Income-eligible Oregon residents can apply for Charge Ahead prequalification before purchasing or leasing an eligible vehicle.
Where can I verify whether a specific vehicle qualifies?
Check the official Oregon DEQ eligible vehicle list and program requirements. Vehicle eligibility can change, so confirm the exact model and trim before purchase.
Your EV Could Be Waiting at Kiefer Kia
The 2026 rebate window is limited. Browse inventory now, compare your options and be ready to move when the program opens.
Rebate amounts, eligibility, vehicle qualification, funding and program dates are controlled by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and are subject to change. Kiefer Kia does not determine rebate eligibility. Always verify current rules with Oregon DEQ. Vehicle availability and pricing are subject to change.
