domain: ev-charging.vw-settlement-rebate · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check state-level Trust fund status rather than any national program — the Trust is administered independently by each state's beneficiary agency, and status varies widely by mid-2026
Example: New Hampshire DES was running a rolling-monthly public Level 2 EVSE rebate program (up to $3M) with applications accepted until March 30, 2026 or fund exhaustion
Confirm your state's beneficiary agency (e.g., NH DES, CA ARB/CA-VEMT, TCEQ in Texas) still has an open, unobligated EVSE allocation, since most states' 10-year Trust spend-down clocks are now well past the midpoint
Verify the specific eligible use category (public Level 2 vs DCFC vs medium/heavy-duty), since Trust EVSE eligibility differs by each state's individual beneficiary mitigation plan
Known gotchas
The VW Trust nationally is a fixed, non-renewing settlement pool disbursed over roughly 10 years from 2017 — most states' EVSE set-asides are shrinking or closed; confirm live status per state rather than assuming funding availability
Don't confuse the VW Trust (Dieselgate settlement) with the unrelated Electrify America corporate investment program — both are VW-linked but are structurally separate funding sources
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