CSE is the statewide administrator for the Massachusetts Offers Rebates for Electric Vehicles (MOR-EV) program that provides air pollution emission reductions for the commonwealth by increasing use of zero-emission electric vehicles.
Funded by the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs' Department of Energy Resources, the program offers residents, businesses and nonprofit organizations rebates up to $6,000 for the purchase or lease of new and used light-duty electric vehicles and motorcycles. Rebates are available at the point of sale or post-purchase.
In addition to administrative services, CSE conducts outreach and education for a variety of stakeholders including consumers and auto dealers.
Check out other Massachusetts transportation programs CSE administers: MOR-EV Trucks and Ride Clean Mass.
“CSE provides tremendous value, from its highly skilled program design work to its streamlined and secure incentive program administration. And the data and feedback CSE provides helps us continuously improve our MOR-EV program so that we spend only what we need to reach our goals.”
- Daniel Gatti, Director of Clean Transportation Policy, Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
MOR-EV Impacts
As of January 2026
CSE has issued more than $213.6 million in rebates for zero-emission vehicles in Massachusetts.
Clean vehicles receiving MOR-EV rebates have reduced greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to more than 198,900 metric tons of carbon dioxide cumulatively.
CSE has approved more than 71,900 ZEV rebates in Massachusetts.
Program at a Glance
Program Goals
Promote adoption of zero-emission vehicles and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
CSE's Role
CSE performs program administration, marketing and consumer and dealer education, beginning in 2014.
Technologies
Key Partners
Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition
Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management
State Policies Supported
2024 Clean Energy Bill
Impact Statement
Accelerate adoption of EVs in the commonwealth and improve air quality.
