California’s new MyFirstEv Program will offer eligible first-time EV buyers up to $3,500 off a new electric vehicle or $1,750 ...

First-time electric vehicle buyers are about to save some money.

California's Governor, Gavin Newsom, signed new legislation on July 13 that seeks to help replace the refundable dollars ...

California is launching a new EV rebate program that could save eligible buyers up to $3,500 on a new electric vehicle and $1,750 on a used one.

A base version may qualify, while a higher-end trim of the same model may not.

California's new $135 million budget deal introduces a $3,500 instant EV rebate for first-time buyers to offset the elimination of the federal tax credit.

While there's a $50,000 price cap, that doesn't apply to California-based automakers like Rivian and Lucid Motors.

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With federal incentives gone, California is opening its own wallet to keep electric car buyers interested.  Gov. Gavin Newsom ...

Ever since the federal tax credit on used electric vehicles ended last fall, nearly all makes of used EVs have seen their prices dip except for Tesla models and the Porsche Taycan, which have seen ...