Consumers with household incomes less than or equal to 400 percent of the federal poverty level are eligible for an increased rebate amount of $6,500 - $7,500. This amounts to:

• $7,500 for fuel cell electric vehicles
• $7,500 for battery-electric vehicles
• $6,500 for plug-in hybrid vehicles

Zero-Emission Motorcycles are not eligible for an increased rebate. Low- and Moderate- Income Consumers may still apply for the standard rebate amount for these vehicles ($750).

In addition to the increased incentive, Low- and Moderate-Income Individuals that are approved for the increased rebate for a BEV or PHEV will also receive a $2,000 Charge Card to use at electric vehicle charging stations.

For the purposes of CVRP, a household includes all family members or other unrelated persons, including the rebate applicant, who reside together and/or share common living expenses. Roommates who do not have a lease separate from the applicant are considered part of the applicant’s household.

To determine all the incentives available to you based on where you live, vehicle type, and household income, see our Savings Calculator.