Clean Truck and Bus Vouchers (HVIP)
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What does it fund?
Vouchers for the purchase of Class 2b through 8 zero-emission trucks and buses, including transit, school and shuttle buses. Zero-emission technologies include both battery electric and fuel cell. Funding is also available for eligible electric power take-off (ePTO) systems.
Who is eligible for funds?
Public and private operators of medium- and heavy-duty truck and bus fleets.
Are there recent policy changes?
On November 16, 2023, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) approved the Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-24 Funding Plan for Clean Transportation Incentives. For an overview of these policy changes view the webpage on HVIP FY23-24 Funding and Policy Changes.
How does this program provide benefits to priority populations?
HVIP helps transition California truck fleets to cleaner technologies, which helps reduce trucking-related emissions in and around priority communities. It also provides increased voucher amounts for participants whose vehicle is domiciled in a disadvantaged community.
How do I access funds?
Apply on a first-come, first-served basis. At participating dealerships and manufacturers--incentives are applied at point-of-sale for the purchase of eligible vehicles. More information can be found at californiahvip.org.
Cumulative Outcomes as of November 2022
- $2.93 billion allocated
- $1.16 billion encumbered
- $155.1 million benefitting priority populations*
- 11,300 vehicles implemented
- 1,210,000 MTCO2e GHG reductions
- 1,870 tons of NOₓ reductions
- 30.9 tons of ROG/HC reductions
- 74 tons of PM reductions*
*Values based on the portion of the projects funded through California Climate Investments.
Funding Sources
- Air Quality Improvement Fund
- General Fund
- Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
Last Updated: February 2023