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Carson launches EV charging wallet pilot for 320 households with $250 reimbursement

City of Carson / Office of the Mayor · March 20, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Davis‑Holmes said a grant‑supported pilot will give 320 Carson households access to a charging 'wallet' and reimburse drivers up to $250 for charging at approved stations; applications are open.

Mayor Lula Davis‑Holmes described a city initiative — an EV charging wallet pilot supported by grant funding — intended to expand access to electric vehicle charging for residents.

On the program she said the pilot will provide free access to EV charging for 320 Carson households through a wallet program that can reimburse drivers up to $250 for charging at city‑approved stations. The mayor encouraged interested residents to apply, noting applications are open.

The mayor did not provide details about eligibility criteria, grant sources or the pilot’s evaluation metrics during the segment; those details will be necessary for prospective applicants and program evaluation.