1 ZEV Regulation 2010 Staff Proposal Public Workshop November 16, 2010.

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1 ZEV Regulation 2010 Staff Proposal Public Workshop November 16, 2010

2 Overview : Minor clarifying changes : Minor changes, some provisions extended 2018 and Beyond: Major changes

3 Guiding Principles 2050 Target requires a critical mass of vehicles by Volume = high enough production to reach inflection point on cost curve Total ZEV program vehicle % of new sales is consistent with market demand Vehicle technologies are common in market place – i.e. multiple ZEV platforms

LDV On-Road – 2050 Scenario 2 All ICEs (SI, CI, FFV) PHEVs FCVs + BEVs HEVs 79% 4

3% 6% 9% 12% 14% of 2025 New Vehicle Sales FCVs BEVs TZEVs 15% 5 Annual % of New Vehicle Sales

6 Likely Compliance Scenario ZEV Credit % 6.12%8.16%10.20%12.24%16.59%18.96%21.33%23.70% ZEV % 3.06%4.08%6.12%8.16%11.85%14.22%16.59%18.96% TZEV % 3.06%4.08% 4.74% # ZEVs 21,864 (1.5%) 29,626 (2%) 45,114 (3%) 59,702 (4%) 75,781 (5%) 92,334 (6%) 110,188 (7%) 127,162 (8%) #TZEVs (35 mi) 59,471 (4%) 80,584 (5.5%) 81,807 (5.5%) 81,195 (5.5%) 95,787 (6%) 97,258 (6%) 99,484 (6%) 100,458 (6%) Total Vehicles 81,336 (5.5%) 110,210 (7.5%) 126,922 (8.5%) 140,897 (9.5%) 171,568 (11%) 189,592 (12%) 209,672 (13%) 227,621 (14%)

3% 6% 9% 12% FCVs TZEVs 11% of 2025 New Vehicle Sales 7 Annual % of New Vehicle Sales

3% 6% 9% 12% 15% 18% 21% BEVs TZEVs 18% of 2025 New Vehicle Sales 8 Annual % of New Vehicle Sales

9% of 2025 New Vehicle Sales *Assumes NO TZEV Compliance 3% 6% 9% 12% Annual % of New Vehicle Sales FCVs BEVs 9

10 New IVM/LVM & Ownership Definitions IVM definition: less than 20,000 vehicles on annual average Ownership: owned 33.4% or more by another, sales aggregated for size determination

11 LVMs and IVMs (Status) Continuing IVMs Subaru Volvo Mitsubishi JLR * Continuing IVMs will be able to fully comply with TZEVs Transitioning LVMs BMW (2012) Daimler (2016) VW (2018) Mazda (2018) Hyundai (2018) Kia (2018) LVMs Toyota Honda Nissan GM Chrysler Ford

12 IVM Requirements 2015 through 2017  Currently: 14% credit requirement  Proposal: Reduce credit requirement to 12% PZEVs = 60% of IVM new vehicle sales 2018 through 2025  Intermediate volume manufacturers can meet their entire requirement with TZEV credits

13 Possible Ramp-In Options Continuing IVMs and Transitioning LVMs 1. No cap for converted PZEV credits in 2018 and 2019 for IVMs, so that their entire requirement could be met with converted credits 2. Only 75% reduction to upgrade from PZEV to TZEV

14 ZEV Credit Factors : No change 2018 and beyond: Credit based on range only Credit range between 1 and 4, with 50 mile (UDDS) min, and 350 mile (UDDS) max

Existing Existing NEW Credits (1-4) 15

16 Placed in Service (Current) Review: ZEVs receive 1 credit for being delivered for sale, and receive additional credits after being placed in service Review: NEVs must be placed in service

17 Placed in Service (Proposed) 2018 and Beyond: NEVs required to be placed in service ZEVs no longer required to be placed in service Manufacturers are to submit list of VINs for ZEVs delivered for sale

18 TZEVs The New Enhanced AT PZEVs Definition TZEV = Transitional Zero Emissions Vehicle Requires use of a ZEV fuel  Electricity (PHEV)  Hydrogen (dedicated) Meets SULEV emission level 15yrs/150k mi Emissions Warranty 10yrs/150k mi Battery Warranty Earns at least 0.5 credits

19 TZEV Credits Simplify credits by eliminating low fuel cycle emissions allowance and advanced componentry allowance Adjust overall credit range  Current: credit  Proposed: credit (*considering lower min credit) HICEs must have 200 mile range and receive 0.75 credits  Plug-in HICE Credits = 0.75 credits + zero emission VMT allowance  Total credit will not exceed 1.25

20 PHEVs Qualifications: >=50kWe (electric kilowatts) drive Traction Drive System voltage >=60 EAER (equivalent all electric range) >=10 miles (unadjusted UDDS range) All consumer accessible operating modes must be recharge dependant Credits: Based on UDDS Credit = [UF R cda-d *ERF*C1] + C2 Based on US06 Credit = [UF R cda *ERF*C1] + C3 UF = Utility Factor, based on range R cda-d =Discounted Range Charge Depletion Actual ERF = Electric Range Fraction (EAER/R cda ) C1= 1.5 C2=0.136 C3=0.236

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22 Advanced Componentry Allowance Eliminating Type C advanced componentry allowance after MY 2011

23 Travel Provision Type I, I.5, and II: extended through 2017 MY, sunset in 2018 MY Type III: no change, sunset in 2018 MY Type IV and V (ie. Fuel cell vehicles): travel until sufficient complimentary policies established in S177 states No travel for TZEV, AT PZEV, or PZEV

24 ZEV Bank For simplification, NMOG no longer used in ZEV bank accounting Process:  After 2013 MY reporting is complete, manufacturers’ bank balances will be divided by  In 2014 MY and beyond, transactions with the ZEV bank will be in terms of ZEV credits

25 PZEV and AT PZEVs PZEVs and AT PZEVs will remain as compliance options in regulation through MY 2017 Only TZEVs and ZEVs will remain in the ZEV program 2018 and beyond

26 Historical Credits Historical PZEV and AT PZEV credit banks converted after MY 2017 compliance PZEVs: 93.75% Discount  Example: 60 PZEVs = 1 TZEV AT PZEVs: 75% Discount  Example: 5 AT PZEVs = 1 TZEV Converted credits: only able to fulfill 50% TZEV category  IVMs allowed to fulfill entire requirement with converted credits through MY 2019

3% 6% 9% 12% FCVs BEVs TZEVs 15% 5 Annual % of New Vehicle Sales Up to 50% of TZEV – Converted Credits

28 Advanced Demonstration Credits Current: Available for TZEVs and ZEVs (Type I - V) Advanced Demo (AD) credits set to expire after MY 2014 Proposed: Sunset TZEV AD Credits after MY 2014 Extend AD Credits for ZEVs (Type I – V) through MY 2017 Sunset AD Credits for ZEVs at end of MY 2017

29 Transportation System Credits Lessen value of TS Credits for MY Sunset TS Credits for ZEVs and TZEVs at end of MY Shared Use, Intelligent Technologies Linkage to Transit TZEVs0.50 ZEVs0.75

30 Charging Requirements Updating to reflect charging requirements for all ZEVs  SAE J January 15, 2010 Version Effective MY 2012 Required for all MY 2014 and beyond NEVs

31 Penalty Equation 1 Full ZEV Credit = $5000 Penalty DRAFT Regulatory Language: (No. of ZEV credits required to be generated for the model year) – (Amount of ZEV credits submitted for compliance for the model year) / (the fleet average requirement for PCs and LDT1s for the model year) (No. of ZEV credits required to be generated for the model year) – (Amount of ZEV credits submitted for compliance for the model year)

32 Contact Us Anna Wong Lead ZEV Staff Air Pollution Specialist Elise Keddie ZEV Section Manager