Funding for Individuals & Families
The following programs are available to consumers interested in exploring clean transportation technology and clean vehicle purchasing. Many of these opportunities offer benefits to lower-income consumers that live in disadvantaged communities. Clean transportation also provides many health and environmental related benefits.
Clean Vehicle Ownership Incentives
Clean Cars 4 All
Get up to $9,500 to scrap your older, more polluting vehicle with a cleaner, more fuel-efficient vehicle for California residents living in participating air districts. Vehicle purchase incentives and free charger & installation opportunities available!
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Clean Vehicle Rebate Project (CVRP)
Get up to $7,500 to purchase or lease a new plug-in hybrid, battery electric, or fuel cell electric vehicle. CVRP is available to income-eligible California residents. Increased rebates for low-income applicants available!
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Finance Assistance for Low-Income Consumers
Clean Vehicle Assistance helps California lower-income consumers access loans to purchase or lease cleaner vehicles, including plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles, at a reduced price. Up to $7,500 down payment assistance, special financing, and free vehicle charger & installation opportunities available!
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Regional Clean Mobility Projects
Our Community CarShare Sacramento
- A free or subsidized membership transportation service located in disadvantaged communities throughout the City of Sacramento.
- Residents at each carshare community can reserve clean zero emission vehicles for up to three hours to run errands, get to appointments, and take local trips.
- Transit Incentive Cards are available for non-driving members to access ride hailing services and public transportation.
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BlueLA powered by Blink Mobility Carsharing
- An affordable carsharing service that provides members with electric vehicles (EVs) for everyday needs in Los Angeles.
- Members have access to a network of shared EVs all day, every day to pick up groceries, get to appointments, or transport the kids to practice.
- EVs can be picked up and dropped off at 40 locations around LA, providing all the convenience of owning a car but without the insurance, maintenance, and gas costs.
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Ecosystem of Shared Mobility in the San Joaquin Valley
This project includes several mobility services (below) for priority populations within five rural communities where transit is costly and limited.
- MioCar is an affordable all electric carsharing service with 27 EVs and is available in 8 affordable housing complexes in rural Tulare and Kern counties.
- The VAMOS Mobility app allows residents to efficiently plan trips within and between San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties. The app also connects residents to MioCar reservations, EV ride-hailing (VOGO), bike routes, bus routes, and in-app payment options for transit fares.
- VOGO (Volunteer Ride-hailing) offers free rides to non-driving and other residents that live in rural areas outside of public transit.
Lift Line Paratransit Dial-a-Ride Electric Vehicle Transportation Program in the Central Coast
- Lift Line is the first public transportation entity to use all-electric paratransit vehicles (two 16-seat and one 14-seat electric vehicle shuttles equipped with wheelchair lifts).
- The shuttles are charged at stations located at the Lift Line fleet facility and are also accessible to the public.
- The service offers free rides to low-income elderly and disabled passengers in need of door-to-door transportation to medical appointments, meal sites, and other locations.
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