New York Drivers Can Now Get Up to $2,000 Toward a New Electric Car
Summary
New York State has added $30 million to its Drive Clean Rebate program, allowing drivers to get up to $2,000 off new electric cars at participating dealerships. This state rebate helps lower the upfront cost of electric vehicles after the federal government ended its EV tax credits early.Key Facts
- New York drivers can get up to $2,000 off when buying or leasing an electric vehicle through the Drive Clean Rebate program.
- The rebate is applied instantly at the dealership, without extra paperwork for buyers.
- Funding for the program was increased by $30 million by Governor Kathy Hochul.
- Rebates range from $500 to $2,000 depending on the car’s electric range and price.
- Vehicles with over 200 miles of electric range qualify for the full $2,000 rebate.
- The program covers more than 60 electric vehicle models across all 62 counties in New York.
- The rebate program aims to help consumers save money and reduce harmful emissions.
- Rising gas prices linked to the conflict in Iran have increased interest in electric vehicles for cost savings.
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