
Earn while you charge
ChargePerks California offers EV drivers a chance to earn up to $50 in rewards while contributing to a more resilient California grid. Participants can also save on their monthly electric bills by charging at the lowest-cost, most efficient times for the electric grid.
Benefits
- $50 enrolment gift card: Simply sign up and receive a welcome gift card of your choosing.
- Automatic smart charging: WeaveGrid technology analyzes your charging habits to create a personalized smart charging schedule for your electric vehicle. This helps you save money by charging during off-peak hours when electricity rates are lower.
- Charge with cleaner energy: Automatic Smart Charging prioritizes low-cost, renewable energy whenever available.
- Personalized insights: Gain valuable data on your charging costs, energy use, and habits with the WeaveGrid dashboard and a weekly charge summary delivered straight to your inbox.
- Electric grid impact: By charging smarter with WeaveGrid, you’ll contribute to a more reliable and resilient electricity grid for all Californians, especially during peak demand periods.
Qualify
- Be a customer of Southern California Edison (SCE), Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP), San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD), or Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) and charge at home within their service territory.
- Own or lease a qualifying Tesla electric vehicle.
- Currently be enrolled in a Time of Use (TOU) rate with your utility provider.
- Maintain a vehicle connection for the program duration.
- Not currently enrolled in another utility-sponsored managed charging program.
“ChargePerks is a fantastic opportunity for electric vehicle drivers in California to reduce their electric bills and support a sustainable future,” says Apoorv Bhargava, co-founder and CEO of WeaveGrid. “Our innovative technology at WeaveGrid allows drivers to unlock significant savings for themselves while helping to ensure a reliable electricity grid for everyone and helping meet California’s clean energy goals.”
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