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If you’re considering purchasing an electric vehicle in Marysville, Washington, you can save money at the pump and take advantage of more savings through electric vehicle (EV) rebates. Washington Electric Vehicle Instant Rebates offer substantial upfront discounts, making it easier to own or lease a new or used EV. In addition to EV tax credits that you can receive at the time of purchase or later when filing your taxes, you may also qualify for EV rebates in Marysville, providing immediate savings when you buy or lease your new EV. Our team is ready to assist you with transitioning from your old vehicle to a new EV while saving you money in the process. Chat with us today to learn more about electric car rebates!
Rebates are applied as a discount right on your sales contract or lease agreement – no waiting. Our dealership will process all paperwork.
Washington is the first state to prioritize low-cost leases as part of an EV incentive program, making EVs affordable for all Washingtonians.
| Sale Type | Washington Electric Vehicle Instant Rebate | IRA Federal Tax Credit* | Total Point-of-Sale Discount* |
| New EV Purchase | $5,000 | $3,750-$7,500 | $8,750-$12,500 |
| New EV Lease (36+ Month) | $9,000 | $9,000 | |
| New EV Lease (24 – 35 Month) | $5,000 | $5,000 | |
| Used EV Purchase | $2,500 | $4,000 | $6,500 |
*Not all vehicles eligible for Washington Electric Vehicle Instant Rebates are eligible for the IRA Federal Tax Credit when purchased. To be eligible for the federal tax credit, EVs must meet federal sourcing and assembly requirements. Your participating dealer may even be able to deduct your federal tax credit from the total purchase of your car. A full list of EVs eligible for the tax credit can be found at fueleconomy.gov.
Washington Electric Vehicle Instant Rebates are available to Washington state residents who:
1. Purchase or lease an EV from a participating dealer
Kendall Chevrolet Of Marysville and all Kendall dealerships in Washington are enrolled and participating
2. Register the EV at your home address
Register your EV for personal use with the Washington Department of Licensing at a residential address located in Washington State.
3. Meet income eligibility requirements
You can meet income eligibility requirements if you either A) have a household income at or below the levels shown in the table below; or B) are enrolled in an eligible income-qualified program. For full eligibility information please see waevinstantrebates.org/eligibility/.
| Number of People in Household | Maximum Total Household Income |
| 1 | $45,180 |
| 2 | $61,320 |
| 3 | $77,460 |
| 4 | $93,600 |
| 5 | $109,740 |
| 6 | $125,880 |
| 7 | $142,020 |
| 8 | $158,160 |
You do not need to sign up to receive an Instant Rebate. Eligible customers will be able to receive the instant rebate at any participating dealer starting August 1, 2024.
You will not need to bring any additional documentation, such as pay stubs or tax returns, to prove eligibility for this program. You will be asked to complete a Customer Eligibility Form provided by the dealer, self-certifying that you meet the program requirements.
Yes! An eligible customer can combine the rebate for this program with both the federal tax credit, state sales tax exemption, and other automaker rebates offered through a participating dealer, if available.
The customer purchasing the vehicle must meet all customer eligibility requirements to participate in the program. The customer’s provided driver’s license must match the name on the registration application, sale or lease agreement, and Customer Eligibility Form.
No, as long as the vehicles meet the program eligibility requirements they will qualify for this program. You can also check the program Qualified Product List to verify vehicle eligibility.
To view the available funding, visit the Dealer Hub. In the event that program funding gets below 20% of available funds, we will proactively provide program status updates to all stakeholders on a weekly basis. If program funding is exhausted prior to May 31, 2025, the program reserves the right to implement a program pause.
Unfortunately, we are not able to retroactively provide a rebate for an EV purchased prior to August 1, 2024.
Rebates are applied as a purchase price adjustment, so there should be no impact to your federal income taxes. State sales tax will be applied to the full pre-rebated sales price of the vehicle.
The sales price includes all costs prior to any negotiated or offered discounts by the dealer, including manufacturer rebates, dealer rebates, federal tax credits, and the state Instant Rebate. For leases, the sales tax is applied to each payment, starting with the down payment at point of lease agreement and each subsequent monthly lease payment.
Consumers should check the Department of Revenue guidance on how sales tax is calculated, including the partial sales tax exemption for electric vehicles (including leases) with a sales price of $45,000 or below.
Each person is only eligible for one rebate and no more than three rebates are allowed per household.
You do not need a specific credit score to qualify for this program, but your credit score will determine the specific lease and purchase terms offered to you. Example terms previously provided were based on a good credit score using publicly advertised automaker deals in April 2024 and should not be considered guaranteed prices for the program.
Yes, as long as the customer on the lease or purchase agreement qualifies for the program you may have a co-signer. The co-signer does not need to qualify for the program and may be a business.
You can use either your current year or previous year’s total household pre-tax income to determine eligibility for Instant Rebates. This is the same as the “Total Income” listed on a 1040 tax form, also available on a YTD pay stub or W-2 form.
A household is usually a group of related people who are living together and share common living expenses. Roommates who live together but are no longer considered dependents of their parents/guardians/family members are considered individual households and should refer to their individual earnings.
Yes, dealers agree to program terms and complete program training before enrolling into the program. Kendall Chevrolet Of Marysville is enrolled in the program.
