EV Discount Campaign
Our nonprofit will help you save money on select new EVs
EV AND EBIKE DISCOUNTS
Limited time savings on select EVs and Ebikes
EV 101 AND MORE
Learn about vehicles, charging and saving on Zoom
CAR AND BIKE SHOWS
See the latest vehicles and talk to owners in person
VEHICLES AND BIKES
Check out models, prices and specials
HOW TO CHARGE
Learn about ways to charge your EV
WHY GO ELECTRIC
Learn the steps to take for making the transition
Your Trusted Source for Driving and Riding Electric
Gas cars are more than 30% of your personal carbon footprint and electrifying your ride is the most important action you can take.
Our nonprofit is a trusted source for the latest information on vehicles and bikes. Charging at home, at work, and on the road? Live in an apartment or condo? Interested to hear about cost savings and incentives? We’ve got you covered.
EVs and Ebikes offer exciting new ways to get around. Fun and quiet. But that’s not why we do our work. We do our work to improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions for our kids and grandkids, for the planet.
Our programs are free, the benefits are priceless!
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EVs for Everyone
Goodbye gas, hello clean
EVs for everyone
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We’ve done the work so you don’t have to. Our buying and driving guides will provide answers to your questions. We’ll walk you through saving money through federal, state and/or local incentives. We’ll help you find the best solutions for powering your car with clean energy. and learning to charge with our 5-Step Guide. Our buyers checklist removes the guesswork. The guides were written by our team of EV experts to provide you with reliable information.
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Think you can’t afford an EV? Learn about financial assistance programs for income-qualifying residents like Clean Cars for All, the Federal Tax Credit, and San Francisco Bay Area county-specific programs.
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Kudos to @CalMatters and @n_llopez for constructing a helpful picture of EV owners in CA, cross-referencing data from the Energy Commission with zip codes. It's clear: we have a lot of work to do to ensure that EVs are within reach of everyone.
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An EV can be your best option for back-up power. TODAY at 7pm, learn how EVs can power up all things electric, from your cell phone to your whole home, and be a battery on wheels when you're on the road. Sponsored by City of Palo Alto Utilities.
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We're agnostic about what EV you drive. That said, we couldn't help but nod our heads as we read this opinion by @EzraDyer of @CARandDRIVER.
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An EV can be your best option for back-up power. Join experts to learn how EVs can power up all things electric, from your cell phone to your whole home, and be a battery on wheels when you're on the road. Sponsored by City of Palo Alto Utilities.
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From The Detroit Bureau: "That study [about EV charger reliability in the Bay Area] from UC Berkeley [and Cool the Earth] gives us an idea just how serious it is. And there’ve been other studies that seem to suggest the problem may be getting worse."
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Virtually every reputable analysis of electric demand reaches this conclusion: Yes, the grid can handle EV charging, even when demand spikes.
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"Engaging civically will look different for different people." This message from Heidi A. Roop, PhD, author of The Climate Action Handbook, is critical. As Dr. Roop reminds us, "Every action matters."
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The soundscape of a clean future includes the sound of an electric FedEx truck. We know that's not entirely poetic. But it's quite true.
