1. Light-Duty ZEV Incentive Programs

2. Overview Federal, state, and local incentives: Reduce upfront costs
Expand charging station networks
Zero-Emission Vehicles (ZEV) includes: Battery-electric, Plug-in Hybrid, and Hydrogen Fuel cell
Disadvantaged Communities (DAC) - specifically designated communities by the CalEnviroScreen tool

3. Incentives Business ZEV Purchasing Incentives
Clean Vehicles Rebate Program
Public Fleets Pilot Project
Federal Tax Credit
HOV Lane Stickers
Business Infrastructure Incentives
EV Charging Station Financing Program
SMUD Commercial Electric Charge Incentive Program
PG&E EV Charge Network
Residential Incentives
SMUD Residential EV Incentive Program
SMUD Charging Rate Reductions Program
PG&E Clean Fuel Rebate

4. Business ZEV Purchasing Incentives

5. Clean Vehicle Rebate Project (CVRP) Public Fleet Pilot Project
Business ZEV Purchasing Incentives
Clean Vehicle Rebate Project
(CVRP)
Up to $7,000 in rebates for purchase or lease qualified battery electric, plug-in hybrid, or hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles
Public Fleet Pilot Project
Replaces CVRP’s standard rates with up to $15,000 for Public Fleets located in Disadvantaged Communities
The Clean Vehicle Rebate Project
Great opportunity to receive up to $7,000 in rebates to purchase or lease qualified vehicles, which are listed on CVRP’s website
These vehicles range between battery-electric, plug-in hybrid, and fuel-cell electric vehicles
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Can apply for rebate after taking possession of and registering the vehicle, if leased, after obtaining registration on the vehicle
Additional $2,000 rebate if located in a DAC
Maximum of 2 CVRP rebates, unless you are a rental, public, or carshare fleet
If you are a public fleet located in a DAC, you might be interested in the Public Fleet Pilot Project, which replace the CVRP standard rebates with up to $15,000 for the purchase of a electric-vehicles
Minimum of 30 rebates per calendar year
$15,000 for fuel-cell electric, $10,000 for battery-electric, $5,250 for plug-in hybrid electric
Only purchased vehicles are eligible for PFP

6. Federal Tax Credit Up to $7,500 is available
Business ZEV Purchasing Incentives
Federal Tax Credit
Up to $7,500 is available
Expires for a manufacturer’s vehicle once 200,000 vehicles have been sold
Tax credits still available for all manufacturers as of March 2018:
Offers up to $7,500 to small-businesses in addition to local and state incentives for the purchase or lease of electric vehicles (plug-in hybrid and battery-electric).
This tax credit will expire on a vehicle once the manufacture has sold 200,000 of that specific vehicle
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There is a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 in addition to local and state incentives for electric vehicles. This tax credit expires once 200,000 qualified plug-in and battery-electric vehicles have been sold by each automotive manufacturers. As of this month, the tax credits are still available for all manufacturers. The
A federal tax credit of up to $7,500 is available in addition to state and utility company incentives for electric vehicles. The federal tax credit will expire once 200,000 qualified PEVs have been sold by each automotive manufacturer. The tax credits are still available for all manufacturers as of March Tesla has sold the most electric vehicles in the U.S. so far but it will have to sell an additional 80,000 electric cars before the federal tax credit begins to phase out for that manufacturer. Additional incentives include electric charging infrastructure tax credits, research project grants, alternative fuel technology loans, and establishing requirements for government fleets.
For vehicles acquired after December 31, 2009, the credit is equal to $2,500 plus, for a vehicle which draws propulsion energy from a battery with at least 5 kilowatt hours of capacity, $417, plus an additional $417 for each kilowatt hour of battery capacity in excess of 5 kilowatt hours. The total amount of the credit allowed for a vehicle is limited to $7,500.

7. HOV Lane Stickers Business ZEV Purchasing Incentives

8. Business Infrastructure Incentives

9. Business Infrastructure Incentives
California Capital Access Program (CalPAC) Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVCS) Financing Program
Offers loans to small businesses installing charging stations
Provides a rebate that covers up to 10-15% of the loan amount
Loans can be used with other financial incentive to further reduce costs
The CalPAC Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Financing Program offers loans from banks and other financial institutions to support small businesses installing charging stations.
This loan will cover the cost of:
The purchase and acquisition of charging station(s)
Labor to install charging stations
Costs to operate, service, and maintain charging stations
In addition to the loan, your business will also receive a rebate that covers 10-15% of your loan, once your loan is paid off of after 48 months of paying the loan.
Overall, this loan program helps to reduce the installation and acquisition costs as well as makes it easy for you to pair the loan with other incentive programs to further reduce upfront costs

10. CalPAC/EVCS Eligibility:
Business Infrastructure Incentives
CalPAC/EVCS Eligibility:
Small businesses, both nonprofit and for-profit, with 1,000 or fewer employees that own, manage, or operate:
Additional incentives available for businesses located in Disadvantaged Communities

11. SMUD Incentive Programs
Business Infrastructure Incentives
SMUD Incentive Programs
WorkPlace Charging Incentive
$1,500 for each Level 2 charger
Max of 20 rebates
DC Fast Charger Incentive
Up to $100,000 for each DC fast charger project
Max of 6 rebates

12. PG&E Electric Vehicle Charge Network
Business Infrastructure Incentives
PG&E Electric Vehicle Charge Network
PG&E will pay for, own, maintain, and coordinate construction of infrastructure
Option to own the charger or have PG&E own the charger
Minimum of 10 parking spots to qualify
options/clean-vehicles/charging-stations/ev-charge- network.page

13. PG&E Electric Vehicle Charger Network Rebates
Business Infrastructure Incentives
PG&E Electric Vehicle Charger Network Rebates
Disadvantaged Community*
Other PG&E Service Areas
Multi-unit Dwelling
$2,300
$1,500
Workplace
$1,150
$575

14. Residential Incentives

15. SMUD Incentive Programs
Residential Incentives
SMUD Incentive Programs
Residential Electric Charging Program
$599 incentive to charge free for two years OR Free Level 2 charger
PEV Charging Rate Reductions
Discounted rate to users who charge during off-peak hours
$599 incentive to charge free for two years (more than covers the average cost to charge your plug-in electric vehicle for two years), or free level 2 charger when you purchase or lease a new plug-in electric vehicle

16. Residential Incentives
PG&E Clean Fuel Rebate
$500 rebate for eligible customers who purchase or lease an EV

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