Installing a Level 2 charger in Dallas-Fort Worth typically lands between $1,100 and $3,000 when you add equipment, labor, permits, and the occasional panel work. Smart 40- to 48-amp chargers retail for $350–$800  , while electricians quote $500–$1,500 to run a 50-amp circuit depending on conduit length and attic access.

If your panel is maxed out, a 200-amp upgrade averages $750–$2,000 in North Texas. Several area cooperatives—including United Cooperative Services west of Fort Worth—refund 50 % of install costs up to $500 for qualifying Level 2 equipment . Even without a rebate, cheap power helps: Dallas households pay about 14.6 ¢/kWh  and Fort Worth runs 14.1 ¢/kWh , both below the 15.95-cent U.S. average.

Charging 1,000 miles a month at home costs barely $38, less than one tank of gas. Curious about your exact price? Hit “Get My Quote” below and ChargeMatch will return apples-to-apples bids from licensed DFW electricians in under 60 seconds.