How much does GoFetch cost?

Standard is $199, Premium is $399, Exotic is $1,999. If we can't save you more than our fee, you pay nothing.

Do I ever have to visit a dealership?

No. We handle everything remotely — negotiation, paperwork, and delivery coordination.

How much will I save?

Our average client saves $3,400. Premium and exotic vehicles often see $5,000-$10,000+ in savings.

How long does the process take?

Most deals close within 3-7 days. ASAP requests can be completed in 48 hours.

EV Buying Guide for Florida (2026)

Credits, charging, costs, and the best EVs for the Sunshine State.

14 min read • April 2026

Federal Tax Credits in 2026

$7,500

New EV Credit

For new EVs under $55,000 MSRP (cars) or $80,000 (SUVs/trucks). Income limits: $150K single / $300K joint.

$4,000

Used EV Credit

For used EVs under $25,000. Income limits: $75K single / $150K joint. Vehicle must be 2+ years old.

Best EVs for Florida in 2026

Tesla Model Y

From $44,990

Range: 310 mi | Why for FL: Best charging network (Supercharger), strong resale value, great for FL heat with efficient AC

Tesla Model 3

From $38,990

Range: 272 mi | Why for FL: Best value EV sedan, extensive charging network, low maintenance costs

Hyundai Ioniq 5

From $41,800

Range: 303 mi | Why for FL: Ultra-fast 800V charging (18 min 10-80%), spacious interior, great tech

Kia EV6

From $42,600

Range: 310 mi | Why for FL: 800V fast charging, sporty handling, excellent range for FL road trips

Chevrolet Equinox EV

From $33,900

Range: 319 mi | Why for FL: Most affordable long-range EV, practical SUV size, great value

Ford Mustang Mach-E

From $42,995

Range: 312 mi | Why for FL: Fun to drive, strong range, Ford dealer service network throughout FL

Florida-Specific Considerations

Heat & Range

Florida heat means running AC constantly. Expect 5-15% range reduction in summer. Choose an EV with 280+ mile EPA range to account for this.

Charging Infrastructure

Florida has 5,000+ public charging stations. Tampa Bay alone has 400+. Tesla Superchargers are the most reliable network. ChargePoint and Electrify America are expanding rapidly.

Hurricane Preparedness

During evacuations, charging can be scarce. Keep your EV charged above 80% during hurricane season. Consider a home charger installation ($500-$1,500) for emergency charging.

Insurance

EV insurance in Florida is typically 10-20% higher than gas equivalents due to repair costs. Shop around — some insurers (like GEICO and Progressive) offer EV discounts.

No State Incentives

Florida does not offer state-level EV incentives or rebates. However, some utilities (Duke Energy, FPL) offer time-of-use rates that make overnight charging very cheap ($0.04-0.06/kWh).

Savings Over Gas

At Florida electricity rates (~$0.13/kWh), charging an EV costs ~$0.04/mile vs $0.12/mile for a 30 MPG gas car. That's $1,200+/year in fuel savings.

GoFetch Negotiates EVs Too

EV dealer markups are rampant. GoFetch finds the best price statewide and ensures you get every available incentive.

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