Evergy Missouri West, Inc.
Evergy Missouri West serves approximately 346,784 customers across a broad western Missouri corridor running from the Iowa border south to the southwest border counties, as a vertically integrated investor-owned utility regulated by the Missouri Public Service Commission. The utility offers a separately metered EV Only Plan for overnight charging, a residential EVSE rebate of up to $500, and commercial EV charging rebates of $2,500 per Level 2 port and $20,000 per DC fast charger under its Transportation Electrification Pilot Program. Net metering and a solar subscription green energy option are also available to Missouri West customers.
At a glance
Investor-owned- Serves
- Missouri
- Customers
- 346,784
- EV rate plan
- Yes
- EVSE rebate
- Yes
- Managed-charging program
- –
EV time-of-use rate plans
EV Only Plan (Separately Metered EV Time of Use)
Verified Jun 2026
- Peak
- 4pm-8pm weekdays, excluding holidays
- Varies
- Off-peak
- 8pm-midnight and 6am-4pm weekdays (excluding peak); all day weekends and holidays; super off-peak midnight-6am daily
- Varies
Residential customers who install a dedicated second meter exclusively for EV charging. Evergy installs the meter at no charge; customer pays a licensed electrician for meter-socket preparation. Inspection by local jurisdiction required before meter installation.
Nights and Weekends Saver Plan
Verified Jun 2026
- Peak
- 4pm-8pm weekdays, excluding holidays
- 33.0¢/kWh
- Off-peak
- 8pm-midnight and 6am-4pm weekdays (excluding peak); all day weekends and holidays; super off-peak midnight-6am daily
- 11.0¢/kWh
Residential customers on any standard service. No second meter required. Recommended by Evergy for EV owners who do not want to install a separately metered circuit. Summer peak rate approximately 33 cents per kWh; winter peak rate approximately 27 cents per kWh. Off-peak rate approximately 11 cents per kWh (summer) and 10 cents per kWh (winter). Super off-peak rate approximately 5 cents per kWh (summer) and 4 cents per kWh (winter).
Residential EVSE rebates
Evergy Missouri West Residential EV Charging Rebate
Up to $500
Missouri West residential customers who own or lease an EV, are not in collections or on an active payment agreement, and have a Level 2 charger or 240-volt outlet installed by a certified electrician. Limit one rebate per qualifying residence. First-come, first-served. Valid for installations on or after April 1, 2022.
Apply / learn more →Commercial & multifamily rebates
Evergy Missouri West Transportation Electrification Pilot Program (Commercial EV Charging Rebate)
$2,500 per Level 2 port; $20,000 per DC fast charger (DCFC). Total program budget $2.5 million through March 31, 2027.
Existing or potential commercial customers committing to install, own, and operate qualifying network-capable, Energy Star-certified Level 2 EVSE at public, workplace, fleet, or multifamily sites in the Missouri West service territory. Equipment must be managed-charging capable and may not require a membership for use. Pre-approval required before project start. Applications evaluated on site suitability and awarded first-come, first-served.
Apply / learn more →Evergy Missouri West Multifamily EV Charging Rebate
$2,500 per Level 2 port (part of Transportation Electrification Pilot; same per-port structure as commercial program).
Multifamily property owners (apartment and condo buildings) in the Missouri West service territory who install Level 2 EVSE at their properties. Equipment must be network-capable and managed-charging capable. Pre-approval required.
Apply / learn more →Evergy Missouri West's primary EV-specific offering is the EV Only Plan, a separately metered time-of-use rate. Eligible residential customers install a second meter dedicated to vehicle charging; Evergy installs the meter at no cost, though the customer pays a licensed electrician to prepare the meter socket. On-peak hours run 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. A super off-peak window from midnight to 6 a.m. carries the lowest energy charge. Specific cents-per-kWh values for the Missouri West territory are set by the Missouri PSC and should be confirmed against the current tariff schedule before publishing; the utility's Nights and Weekends Saver plan (available without a second meter) carries a peak rate of approximately 33 cents per kWh in summer and 27 cents per kWh in winter, which provides a benchmark.
The residential EVSE rebate of up to $500 applies to the purchase and installation of a 240-volt Level 2 charger or outlet. Customers must own or lease an EV and must not be in a collections or active payment-agreement status. On the commercial side, the Transportation Electrification Pilot Program offers $2,500 per Level 2 port or $20,000 per DC fast charger for public, workplace, fleet, and multifamily sites; the program runs through at least March 31, 2027, with a $2.5 million total budget. Residential and commercial programs are separate applications with no enrollment linkage between them. The Solar Subscription program lets residential customers procure blocks of community solar generation to offset a portion of their usage; details and block pricing are available at evergy.com.
Evergy Missouri West is a vertically integrated IOU in a cost-of-service regulated state; all rates and new programs require Missouri PSC approval before taking effect. The utility was created in June 2018 when Evergy, Inc. was formed from the merger of Great Plains Energy (parent of Kansas City Power and Light) and Westar Energy; Evergy Missouri West holds the non-metropolitan western Missouri service territories formerly operated as part of Kansas City Power and Light's Missouri franchise. Customers should verify that a given program applies to their specific territory, as Evergy also operates the Missouri Metro and Kansas territories whose program details and rates differ from Missouri West.
Service territory
Missouri
- Andrew
- Atchison
- Barton
- Bates
- Benton
- Buchanan
- Carroll
- Cass
- Cedar
- Clay
- Clinton
- Dade
- Daviess
- DeKalb
- Gentry
- Grundy
- Harrison
- Henry
- Holt
- Jackson
- Johnson
- Lafayette
- Livingston
- Mercer
- Nodaway
- Pettis
- Platte
- Ray
- St Clair
- Vernon
- Worth
Cost to charge
State guides
Sources
- Evergy, 'EV Only Plan (Separately Metered EV Time of Use)', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'EV Charging Rebate' (Residential), evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Residential EV Charging Rebate Terms and Conditions' (Missouri), evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy Missouri West, Transportation Electrification Pilot Program tariff, P.S.C. Mo. No. 1 1st, Missouri PSC EFIS, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'EV Charging Rebates for Businesses', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Multifamily EV Charging Rebate', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy Missouri West, Residential Time-of-Use Three-Period tariff, P.S.C. Mo. No. 1 3rd, evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- AFDC, 'Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Rebate - Evergy', afdc.energy.gov law 12898, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Private Energy Generation and Net Metering', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Renewable Subscription Programs', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Contact Us', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Report Outage', evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- Evergy, 'Smart Thermostat Demand Response Program' (Missouri West marketplace), evergy.com, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
- DSIRE, 'Evergy - Residential Rebate Programs', programs.dsireusa.org, retrieved 2026-06-06Retrieved Jun 2026
Federal and state-level program details are tracked at DSIRE.
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