Communities in Charge has launched its fourth funding wave, offering $56.5 million in incentives to expand EV charging access across California. This program focuses on “Community Connections” — high-traffic locations where people live, work, and gather. Wave 4 funding specifically supports multi-family housing and related properties, helping bring reliable EV charging to communities that need it most.
Eligible for up to $8,500 in rebates
Price range: $1,190.00 through $1,320.00
Original price was: $1,650.00.$1,590.00Current price is: $1,590.00.
Original price was: $2,890.00.$2,790.00Current price is: $2,790.00.
The Communities in Charge funding window is open through January 9, 2026 — but funds are limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
This round supports Level 2 EV chargers only, with a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 40 chargers per site. Eligible locations include multi-family housing and related properties anywhere in California.
Participants can receive $8,500 per charging port, plus an additional $3,500 for chargers installed in Tribal communities. Maximum grant awards reach $340,000 for standard sites and $480,000 for Tribal community projects.
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Yes, CyberSwitching’s CSE1 and CSE4 models are eligible for CalStart’s Communities in Charge program.
Up to $8,500 per charger and up to $340,000 per site.
In that case you can explore alternate rebate or incentive opportunities. CyberSwitching is approved by PG&E, SCE, LADWP, MCE and many other rebate programs in California.
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