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Leasing New EVs and Incentives - Electric For All

Leasing New EVs and Incentives - Electric For All

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All U.S. residents considering an EV purchase or lease
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Electric For All is a free tool from the nonprofit Veloz that lets you browse 100+ new electric vehicle models and see every federal, state, local, and utility incentive you could stack — all filtered to your ZIP code. Filter by budget, manufacturer, body type, range, and seats, then find a local dealer. If you're low- or moderate-income, it links to Access Clean California for free one-on-one help applying for EV rebates. Incentives change fast, so always confirm on each program's own site before signing. Verified 2026-05-30.
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Browse new EV models with available federal, state, and local incentives by ZIP code
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Arrendamiento de Vehículos Eléctricos Nuevos e Incentivos - Herramienta para explorar más de 100 opciones de vehículos eléctricos nuevos y descubrir incentivos federales, estatales y locales disponibles según su código postal.
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https://www.electricforall.org/new-evs-and-incentives/
Last verified 2026-05-17

What it is

Electric For All is a free tool from Veloz (a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit) that helps you shop new electric vehicles (EVs) and see every rebate, tax credit, and utility perk you could stack — all filtered to your ZIP code. The campaign runs through 2026 with multilingual outreach in 15 languages. [Source: veloz.org/electric-for-all (accessed 2026-05-17)]
Go to electricforall.org/new-evs-and-incentives to use it.

Who it's for

  • Anyone in the U.S. thinking about buying or leasing a new EV.
  • Especially useful if you're low- or moderate-income — there's a built-in path to extra help (see below).
  • Works for cities with 50,000+ residents and federally-designated Justice40 communities. [Source: veloz.org/electric-for-all (accessed 2026-05-17)]

What you get

  • Browse 100+ new EV models — all-electric, plug-in hybrid, and fuel-cell.
  • Filter by budget (under $20k up to $90k+), manufacturer, body type (sedan, SUV, truck, minivan, etc.), range, and number of seats.
  • See real money — federal, state, and local rebates, tax credits, and utility incentives stacked together for your ZIP code.
  • Find a dealer near you that sells the model you want.
  • Check utility perks — many electric companies (like PG&E, SCE, SMUD in California) offer rebates or special EV charging rates.
[Source: electricforall.org/new-evs-and-incentives (accessed 2026-05-17)]

How to use it (step by step)

  1. Open electricforall.org/new-evs-and-incentives.
  1. Enter your ZIP code at the top so prices and incentives match your area.
  1. Use the filters on the left (budget, manufacturer, vehicle type, range) to narrow the list.
  1. Click VIEW INCENTIVES on any car you like. You'll see a breakdown of every rebate and tax credit you may qualify for, plus utility programs.
  1. Click Find a Dealer to see local dealerships carrying that model.

Extra help if you're low- or moderate-income

If your income qualifies, Access Clean California (a state program partnered with Veloz) gives you free, one-on-one help applying for EV rebates and used-EV programs. Start at app.accesscleanca.org. [Source: electricforall.org/new-evs-and-incentives (accessed 2026-05-17)]
This is the same Access Clean California program tied to California Clean Vehicle Assistance and Clean Cars 4 All — see the related resources in this database.

Common pitfalls

  • Incentives change fast. A rebate showing today might be paused next month if program funding runs out. Always confirm on the rebate program's own site before you sign.
  • Federal EV tax credit rules depend on the vehicle's battery sourcing and your income — the tool flags eligibility, but the IRS makes the final call.
  • Lease vs. buy matters. Some federal credits flow to the leasing company, not you — ask the dealer how the credit shows up in your monthly payment.

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