Pairing rooftop solar + an EV lets you fuel at home with sunshine—cutting dependence on gas and shrinking emissions. A typical home charge is usually cheaper than gasoline, especially when you plug in at home; e.g., at ~10.7¢/kWh a 200-mile EV recharge is about $6. Alternative Fuels Data Center EVs already have a smaller carbon footprint than comparable gas cars (and even more so when powered by cleaner electricity or your own solar)

Owners who adopt EVs are also more likely to add rooftop solar—these choices reinforce each other.

Want numbers for your home? We’ll model your roof + charging needs and show cost/emissions side-by-side

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“Charging your car with the sun? That’s not the future—that’s now. Let’s plug in. While others are still fighting over gas prices, smart homeowners are powering their cars from their rooftops.

Here’s the secret: pair solar panels with an electric vehicle and you unlock a tighter loop of energy independence. Your roof gets hit with sunlight every day.

With solar, you capture it, convert it, and use it to power your home and charge your car—no station stress, no price panic. It’s not just about being green—it’s about being independent. A one-time investment that pays off in savings, security, and the quiet win of being part of the solution. Solar + EV isn’t just smart—it’s a lifestyle upgrade. Tag someone who should see this.”