Clean Cars 4 All Program

Clean Cars 4 All Program is sponsored by California Climate Investments. Offers grants to income-qualified residents to retire older vehicles and replace them with hybrid, plug-in hybrid, battery, or hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles.

Clean Cars 4 All — California Climate Investments California Air Resources Board (CARB) Financial incentives to retire older, more polluting vehicles and replace them with newer, cleaner hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and zero-emission or hybrid vehicles, or alternative mobility options, such as e-bikes, vouchers for public transit or a combination of clean transportation options.

Buyers of plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles are also eligible for home charger incentives or prepaid charge cards if home charger installation is not an option. Who is eligible for funds? Low-income residents within and near disadvantaged communities of the San Joaquin Valley, South Coast, Bay Area, and Sacramento air districts.

How does this program provide benefits to priority populations? A tiered incentive structure provides maximum incentives to the lowest income participants purchasing or leasing the cleanest technology vehicles that reside within and near disadvantaged communities. This reduces health risks and transportation costs, and provides greater, more reliable mobility and increased access to clean transportation to priority populations.

Apply to local air districts on a first-come, first-served basis. Select your region to learn more: South Coast area, including L. A.

: Replace Your Ride Bay Area: Clean Cars for All San Joaquin Valley: Drive Clean in the San Joaquin Sacramento area: Clean Cars 4 All Ongoing: Apply within 18 months of planned purchase/lease of an eligible vehicle and before funds are exhausted. Read stories of projects funded by this program.

Clean Cars 4 All Vouchers Support Low-income Bay Area Households Ignacio Hernandez says he would have never thought about buying a hybrid vehicle, but getting a Clean Cars 4 All voucher from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (District) enabled him to afford a cleaner, newer car.

Replace Your Ride Program Helps Californians Get into Clean Vehicles Mark Panes cut his monthly gas bill to a quarter of what it was after learning about a pilot program in Southern California that ultimately helped him afford a battery-electric plug-in hybrid car.

Incentives Help Replace Old, Polluting Vehicles with Clean Cars Jerome Mayfield had an old pickup truck that failed smog, but thanks to a scrap-and-replace pilot program in the San Joaquin Valley he’s now the proud owner of a zero-emission 2013 Nissan Leaf.

Financing Pilot Program Opens Doors to Clean Car Ownership Marie Deer, an Oakland resident, went from not having a car to acquiring a pre-owned 2015 Honda Insight, a hybrid vehicle that she was able to afford through a financing assistance program available to low income Bay Area residents who live in disadvantaged communities most impacted by air pollution.

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