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Pursuant to California Health and Safety Code sections 44260-44265
(AB 2061, Lowenthal)
Vehicle and Dealer Information
New Vehicle Grant Amounts (through 12/31/02)
Grant Amounts for Previously Leased Vehicles (through 12/31/02)
Expanded ZIP Program Grant Amounts (through 6/30/04)
New
Vehicle Grant Amounts
Through December 31, 2002, subject to fund availability
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Make and Model
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Maximum Grant1
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| Chevrolet S-10 Pb-A (truck) |
$9,000
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| Chevrolet S-10 NiMH (truck) |
$9,000
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| Dodge EPIC EV NiMH (van) |
$9,000
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| Ford Ranger EV NiMH (truck) |
$9,000
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| Ford Ranger EV Pb-A (truck) |
$9,000
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| Ford Th!nk City EV (2-seat city car) |
$9,000
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| General Motors EV1 Pb-A (2-seat coupe) |
$9,000
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| General Motors EV1 NiMH (2-seat coupe) |
$9,000
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| Nissan Altra (4 seat wagon) |
$9,000
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| Toyota RAV 4 NiMH (sport utility) |
$9,000
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| Solectria Force Pb-A (sedan) |
$9,000
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Previously Leased Vehicles with Substantial Upgrades
Through December 31, 2002, Subject to Fund Availability
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Make and Model
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Maximum Grant1
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| 1997 General Motors EV1 with Panasonic Pb-A (2-seat coupe) |
$3,500
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Grant Amounts
for the Expanded Statewide ZIP
Through June 30, 2004, Subject to Fund Availability
The expanded Statewide ZIP program will provide varying grant amounts
for eligible ZEVs, up to $5,000 for full function ZEVs, $3,500 for City ZEVs, up to $2,000 for Zero Emission Motorcycles
(ZEMs) and $1,000 for Neighborhood ZEVs.2 ARB staff will work with vehicle manufacturers to identify eligible vehicle models.
Purchases / leases prior to the placement of a vehicle model on this list will not be eligible for grants.
NOTE: Recently, Global Electric Motors (GEM) informed ARB staff that it does not
plan to participate in the expanded ZIP; therefore, GEM vehicle models will not be eligible for ZIP grants, nor
included on this list.
1 For leased vehicles,
the maximum grant will be prorated if the lease period is less than 36 months.
2 Manufacturers of low
speed / Neighborhood ZEVs may participate in the expanded ZIP on a voluntary basis or the ZEV regulatory credit
program, but not both.
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