Drive electric with a better, faster, and cleaner vehicle

Electric vehicles (EVs) are more efficient than gas-powered cars and trucks and better for the environment, too. Buying an EV is a great first step on the path to electrifying everything!

Why do it?

EVs can save you over $1,000 a year on fuel costs relative to gas vehicles, require less maintenance, and have no tailpipe emissions.

When?

When you are ready to replace your current gas vehicle.

Who is this for?

All vehicle owners.

Our Takeaway

Many EVs on the market today have a range of more than 250 miles on a single charge. Electrifying your driving can save you over $1,000 a year!

Rebates and Credits

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Learn more about electric vehicles

Electric vehicles 101

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Are electric cars better for the environment?

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Gas vs electric cars: Here's how much money you can save with EVs

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The pros and cons of electric vehicles

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How electric vehicles work

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EV leasing is the cheapest option for new car buyers across America

Written by: Forbes

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FAQs

How do I know if my vehicle or home charger qualifies for tax credits?

Visit fueleconomy.gov. The website has a page dedicated to tax credits for new and used electric vehicle purchases.

For home charging visit ElectricForAll to search home chargers by feature and cost.

There are so many different types of electric vehicles. How can I easily compare vehicles on features like EV range and price?

Before you visit a dealer, you can browse EV vehicles from home! Pacific Gas and Electric Company has a fantastic website that lets you compare new and used vehicles by range, type, and fuel (all-electric or plug-in hybrid). You can also filter EVs by budget.

I plan on leasing my vehicle. Do the tax credits qualify?

Yes. Your dealer can apply the $7,500 tax credit to any leased electric vehicle and pass the credit on to you. Only electric vehicles made in North America will receive the full tax credit.