9 stories tagged ev-incentives on EV Digest.
Massachusetts is set to introduce a new initiative that will compensate electric vehicle owners who allow their car batteries to feed power back into the grid during peak demand. This vehicle-to-grid (V2G) program aims to bolster grid stability and offer financial incentives to EV drivers participating in the state's energy ecosystem.
The Costco Auto Program provides members with pre-arranged pricing on new cars, including EVs, streamlining the buying process. While it simplifies negotiations, prospective buyers should still compare offers to ensure they receive the best deal available.
California has enacted new legislation, SB 168, to establish fresh Electric Vehicle (EV) purchase incentives. These state-level initiatives aim to encourage EV adoption and are being evaluated for their effectiveness compared to previous federal tax credits, which were recently phased out.
Hyundai is offering compelling incentives on its Ioniq 9 electric SUV, including a significant cash-back bonus or an extended period of interest-free financing. These deals aim to make the new EV more accessible and attractive to prospective buyers.
California is rolling out fresh incentive programs to help residents purchase electric vehicles. These initiatives aim to accelerate EV adoption throughout the state, making clean transportation more accessible for consumers.
California is set to revive its clean vehicle rebate program, offering residents up to $3,500 for new and used electric vehicles. This initiative aims to bridge the financial gap left by the expiration of the federal $7,500 EV tax credit, making EV ownership more accessible for Californians.
Car and Driver's roundup of the best new car lease deals for July 2026 includes several compelling options for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Shoppers can find attractive sub-$300 monthly payments on smaller EVs and PHEVs, alongside deals on luxury models available for 24-month terms. This offers a great way to experience the latest EV technology with lower upfront costs.
California is launching a new $135 million incentive program for electric vehicles, designed to make EVs more accessible to residents. A unique aspect of this program is a specific benefit extended to vehicles from California-based manufacturers, which could particularly favor brands like Rivian and Lucid Motors.
The new Slate Auto electric truck, initially priced at $24,950, may become significantly more affordable for certain buyers. Thanks to various state-level EV rebates, some consumers could drive off with the compact pickup for under $20,000. However, eligibility for these steep discounts depends heavily on both geographical location and income status, and not all incentives may apply to Slate.
