Funding Programs for Your Fleet
Going electric is more affordable than you think. We've mapped out the active grants, rebates, and tax credits available across the U.S. (federal, state, and local) so you can find the funding that applies to your fleet before you buy.
California
IRS Section 179 Deduction
A federal tax deduction allowing businesses to deduct the cost of qualifying vehicle purchases, no longer specific to EVs.
VW Mitigation Trust
Funds up to $1.5M for Class 8 freight vehicles as part of California's share of the Volkswagen emissions settlement, requiring vehicle scrappage.
Learn moreEnergIZE Infrastructure Incentives
Supports heavy-duty EV charging infrastructure projects with awards of up to $3.75M, funded by the California Energy Commission.
Learn moreZero Emission Truck Loan Pilot Project
CARB contributes 25% of a loan amount into a lender's loan-loss account to help small fleets (under 20 vehicles) access financing for zero-emission trucks.
Learn moreSMUD Charging Forward Infrastructure
Offers $7,500 to $30,000 for DC fast charging infrastructure, scaled by charger power rating, through Sacramento's municipal utility.
Learn moreColorado
CODOR Innovative Truck Credit
A state tax credit of $4,000 for innovative trucks, likely stackable with other incentives.
Learn moreIllinois
ComEd EV Rebate Program
A utility-run rebate offering up to $50,000 (or $100,000 in low-equity communities) toward EV adoption.
Learn moreMassachusetts
Massachusetts MOR EV Program
Provides vouchers between $43,000 and $60,000 for eligible trucks, released in three funding blocks until each is exhausted.
Learn moreMichigan
Michigan Fuels Transformation Program
Covers up to 75% of vehicle cost for private fleets (100% for government fleets), requiring vehicle scrappage.
Learn moreNew Jersey
Work Clean Diesel Modernization Program
Offers $100,000 to $161,000 for Class 4–6 vehicles, stackable with other programs, and requires scrappage.
Learn moreNew York
New York City Clean Trucks Program (NYCCTP)
Provides up to $150,000 per vehicle plus a $30,000 small-fleet bonus, capped at $1M per fleet annually, with an optional EV scrappage bonus.
Learn moreOregon
Zero Emission Rebates for Oregon Fleets
Offers rebates up to $85,000 for Class 6 zero-emission vehicles until funds are exhausted.
Learn morePennsylvania
Alternate Fules Incentive Grant (AFIG)
Provides $30,000–$40,000 for Class 6 vehicles depending on battery size, up to $500k per funding round, stackable with other incentives.
Learn moreTexas
North Texas Zero Emissions Vehicles (NTxZEV) Project
Covers 80% of cost for "other vocational vehicles" up to $720,000, requiring scrappage, administered by the North Central Texas Council of Governments.
Learn moreUtah
Utah Clean Fleet Program
Covers up to 90% of vehicle cost for clean fleet conversions, requiring scrappage.
Learn moreVirginia
CMAQ Vehicle Fuel Conversion Incentive Program
Offers a $10,000 incentive for fuel conversion, backed by a $1M annual state budget.
Learn moreWashington
WAZIP Washington's Zero-Emission Incentive Program
Washington's Zero-Emission Incentive Program offers up to $90,000, with a $10,000 bonus for growing companies under $3M revenue, administered by Calstart.
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