KUB EV Charger Rebate: Up to $400 Back for Knoxville Homeowners
KUB (Knoxville Utilities Board) offers residential customers a rebate of up to $400 for purchasing and installing a new Level 2 EV charger. You must own or lease an EV or plug-in hybrid, be a KUB residential customer, and submit the rebate form within 60 days of installation.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Answer |
|---|---|
| Amount | Up to $400 |
| Who qualifies | KUB residential customers who own or lease an EV or PHEV |
| Charger requirement | New Level 2 (240V) charger — no ENERGY STAR required |
| Submission deadline | Within 60 days of installation date |
| How to submit | Mail rebate form to KUB |
| More info | kub.org/ev |
How to Apply — Short Version
- Confirm you are a KUB residential customer (check your electricity bill)
- Purchase a new Level 2 charger — keep your receipt
- Have a licensed electrician install it with a permit — get an itemized receipt
- Download the rebate form at kub.org/ev
- Mail the completed form and required documents to KUB within 60 days of installation
For the full step-by-step breakdown including what documents you need and common mistakes to avoid: KUB Rebate Complete Guide →
Is My Neighborhood Served by KUB?
KUB serves Knoxville and parts of Knox, Anderson, Blount, Grainger, Jefferson, Loudon, Sevier, and Union counties. Most of the Knoxville metro is KUB territory. Farragut residents in Knox County are generally served by KUB. Lenoir City is served by LCUB — a different utility with potentially different programs.
The simplest check: look at your electricity bill. If it says "KUB" or "Knoxville Utilities Board," you're in.