The Model Black prices each electric model on its brand's current lease program where one is in effect, which is where any remaining EV incentive now shows up.
The federal commercial clean vehicle credit that lenders passed through as up to $7,500 off an EV lease ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025 under Public Law 119-21 (the One Big Beautiful Bill Act), per the IRS. As of September 2026 there is no federal lease credit, no Arizona statewide EV rebate, and no Nevada statewide EV rebate. What remains is manufacturer lease cash and utility programs.
Section 45W, the credit a lessor could claim on a leased EV and pass to the lessee, terminated for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025 (IRS, Commercial Clean Vehicle Credit page, 2026). Vehicles with a binding written contract and a payment made on or before that date could still qualify when delivered later; that window is closed for any lease signed in 2026. The federal 30C credit for home charger installation expired on June 30, 2026 (Alternative Fuels Data Center, 2026).
| Incentive | Who offers it | Amount | Source and period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer lease cash on electric models | Each manufacturer through its captive lender (Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, BMW Financial Services, and the rest) | Varies by model and month; applied inside the lease program | Current program on the vehicle page at The Model Black, dated |
| Level 2 charger rebate | APS (Arizona) | $250 for a qualifying smart charger | APS, 2026 |
| Level 2 charger rebate and EV Community credit | SRP (Arizona) | $250 charger rebate; $50 sign-up bill credit | SRP, 2026 |
| Charger rebate | TEP (Tucson) | Up to $500 | TEP, 2026 |
| Managed charging enrollment | NV Energy (Nevada) | $100 per Level 2 port enrolled ($500 income-qualified); $150 a year performance credit | NV Energy, 2026 |
| Time-of-use charging rates | APS, SRP, NV Energy | Off-peak rates; NV Energy's EV plan is $0.09 per kWh from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. | Utility rate sheets, 2026 |
Manufacturer lease cash is applied inside the lease program, so an EQE or EQS lease payment on the vehicle page already reflects it; there is no separate line to claim. Utility rebates are yours to claim after delivery; your utility lists them on its website, and the Concierge can point you to them.
This page is reviewed quarterly. If a program on this table has changed, the date at the top tells you when it was last checked.
No. Section 45W ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025 under Public Law 119-21, per the IRS. Leases signed in 2026 do not qualify.
Not a statewide one as of 2026. APS, SRP, and TEP offer charger rebates and off-peak rates.
Not a statewide one as of 2026. NV Energy offers managed-charging enrollment incentives and an EV time-of-use rate.
Inside the payment on the vehicle page at The Model Black; the program date is shown with it.