Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program (EVRAP)

Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program (EVRAP) is sponsored by Utah Department of Environmental Quality. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program (EVRAP) Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program (EVRAP) New Applications Are Not Being Accepted at This Time The Electric Vehicle Repair Assistance Program provides financial assistance toward the replacement of gasoline or diesel powered light-duty vehicles with all-electric vehicles.

This financial assistance is made possible through an EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant and is being administered by the Davis County Health Department in partnership with the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. Recent studies have shown that vehicles utilizing fossil fuels produce approximately 50% of the air pollution along the Wasatch Front.

This assistance will help incentivize the residents of Utah to retire their older or failing gasoline and diesel fueled vehicles with zero-emissions electric vehicles. Using electricity to power vehicles rather than fossil fuels will help improve public health and the environment by reducing air pollution. Electric vehicles rely on stored energy in batteries and electric motors to power the vehicle rather than a combustion engine.

This means they will have less moving parts and lower maintenance costs. Furthermore, electric motors are generally much more efficient than conventional combustion engines, and will have lower energy costs. Modern technologies have improved the battery life and capacity of electric vehicles, with many models being able to get hundreds of miles on a single charge.

With the more recent popularity of electric vehicles, charging stations have become much more prevalent as well. If you have been thinking about getting an electric vehicle, now may be the time! EVRAP Applications and Resources To apply for assistance submit a completed EVRAP Application, proof of Utah residency, and proof of income to the Davis County Environmental Health Division.

Income Qualifications for Financial Assistance Financial assistance can be awarded to individuals with household incomes that are less than 500% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). See Table 1.

Table 1: 2026 Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) Dependents* 300% 400% 500% 1 $47,880 $63,840 $79,800 2 $64,920 $85,650 $108,200 3 $81,960 $109,280 $136,600 4 $99,000 $132,000 $165,000 5 $116,040 $154,720 $193,400 6 $133,080 $177,440 $221,800 Each additional dependent +$17,040 +$22,720 $28,400 *Each household member counts as a dependent. For example, a household with a husband, wife, and child has 3 (three) dependents.

Eligibility for financial assistance is typically based on the Adjusted Gross Income reported on the most recent Federal Income Tax form. However, eligibility may also be determined through other means such as a W-2, paystubs, disability statements, alimony, and child support court orders.

Financial Assistance Available Toward Replacement The financial assistance available to those who qualify to replace their car is based on household income. See Table 2 for more information.

Table 2: Replacement Sliding Scale Assistance Guide Household Income (FPG) Assistance Amount 300% and below $10,000 301% - 400% $7,000 401% - 500% $4,000 Vehicle Replacement Qualifications In order to qualify for financial assistance, the vehicle replaced must be: Gasoline or diesel-powered; Must have been registered in Utah within the last 12 months (does not currently need to be registered, however registration can’t have been expired for more than one year); Must have been registered in Utah for at least one year (this qualification may be met from previous registrations); Must currently be titled in the name of the applicant; Is eight model years or older (eg.

model year 2019 or older for a 2026 application) or have failed an emissions inspection within the last 30 days; Must be driven by its own power to the participating EVRAP dealership; and Cannot be an electric vehicle, a motorcycle, a recreation vehicle (RV), a camper, or a boat.

The vehicle being purchased with financial assistance must: Be an all-electric vehicle (EPA Tier 3 Bin 0 or California ZEV); Be eight-model-years old or newer (eg. 2019-2027 for vehicles purchased in 2026); Cost no more than $48,125 before tax, title and licensing fees; and Be purchased through a participating EVRAP dealership.

Hybrid (HEV) and Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) Vehicles do not qualify This grant can be stacked with other incentives, rebates, and tax credits as long as the total is not more than the cost of the vehicles and as long as these additional sources of funding do not contain any restrictions or prohibitions on stacking. For a list of participating EVRAP dealerships, Click Here .

Financial Assistance Vouchers The financial assistance is provided in voucher form. In order to obtain a voucher you must first bring the vehicle being replaced to the Health Department for VIN verification, and submit the following to the Davis County Health Department: A completed EV RAP Application Applicable documentation of a failed emissions test if the vehicle being replaced is less than 8 year old.

Applicant's most recent Federal Income Tax forms or other approved financial documentation Proof of Utah residency which may be a Utah Driver's License or State ID, utility bill, rental or lease agreement, mortgage statement or property tax notice, bank or credit card statement, pay stub or other employment document, school enrollment records or transcripts, or a letter from a government agency.

review the application and associated documents and issue an assistance voucher for your use at a participating dealership. Air Quality Incentive Programs Martin Luther King Jr. Day