Discount and incentives for Blink Charger

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Want to share this with everyone who is looking for a level 2 charger. Blink currently has a $100 charging credit on their charging network if you buy their HQ100 level 2 charger. They also have a 25% discount to their Pro members. You can join pro member for free. The unit sales for $400. Also there is a US federal tax credit of 30% for the purchase and installation of chargers.

So $400 - 25% discount = $300 - 30% federal tax credit = $210 - $100 charging credit - $110.

Pretty good deal for a solid charger!
 
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megreyhair said:
Want to share this with everyone who is looking for a level 2 charger. Blink currently has a $100 charging credit on their charging network if you buy their IQ100 level 2 charger. They also have a 25% discount to their Pro members. You can join pro member for free. The unit sales for $400. Also there is a US federal tax credit of 30% for the purchase and installation of chargers.

So $400 - 25% discount = $300 - 30% federal tax credit = $210 - $100 charging credit - $110.

Pretty good deal for a solid charger!
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Tax Credit expired at the end of 2020.
I think it is likely that it will be extended, but at this time there is no EVSE tax credit for purchases in 2021 (and beyond).
 
DucRider said:
Tax Credit expired at the end of 2020.
I think it is likely that it will be extended, but at this time there is no EVSE tax credit for purchases in 2021 (and beyond).
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I read somewhere that you could only get the 30% tax credit for charging equipment during the year bought the EV vehicle, but that might not be correct.
 
I just bought this Blink unit in October and installed it after Christmas. It seems high quality and I am completely happy with it so far. It is not networked, but I don’t care about that. It does allow for push-button delayed timing, but I’m not on a time of day power plan so, again, not something I care about.

I got it for $240 from Amazon on a flash sale in early October. In hindsight, I think I could have applied the “pro” 25% on top of that, but I didn’t know about that code at the time. That would have been a crazy good deal, but even the $240 was fantastic for this type of charger. (And as OP states, the regular $300 deal is still absolutely great.)


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