Electric Charger Locations

While the upfront cost of an electric vehicle is generally higher, the monthly lease payments can be comparable to or even lower than those of conventional vehicles. This is because EVs often have lower maintenance and fuel costs, as well as potential tax incentives, which can offset the initial price difference.

The range of an electric vehicle varies depending on the make and model. Some EVs can travel over 200 miles on a single charge, while others have a shorter range. It's important to consider your driving habits and choose an EV with a range that suits your needs.

Yes, most electric vehicles can be charged at home using a standard electrical outlet or a dedicated EV charging station. Installing a home charging station provides faster charging times and convenience. You may also find public charging stations at various locations, such as shopping centers and parking lots - use our interactive map to find local charge stations.

Yes, electric vehicles often qualify for government incentives and tax credits. These incentives include purchase rebates, tax credits, or grants for home charging station installation. Feel free to give us a call about what potential benefits you could receive.