California rolls out up-to-$3,500 EV tax credit to accelerate switch to electric cars
TL;DR
California announced a one-time incentive offering up to $3,500 off a new zero-emission car (price cap under $50,000) or half that for used EVs (under $25,000), funded with about $135 million and matched by automakers; initial eligible brands include Hyundai, Tesla, and Lucid, with Ford, Rivian, Chevrolet, Kia and others to join later, aimed at boosting EV adoption and cleaner air.
- California offers new tax credit worth up to $3,500 for drivers who switch to electric vehicles ABC7 Los Angeles
- Governor Newsom announces $3,500 instant rebates now available for Californians buying their first zero-emission vehicle gov.ca.gov
- Newsom announces rollout of California's $3,500 EV rebate for first-time buyers CBS News
- California announces new $3,500 rebates for electric vehicles. Here’s how to get one. mercurynews.com
- California’s instant EV rebates are now available for these three brands latimes.com
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