Shoppers can soon save $3,500 on a new EV in California. Here's why
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California announced a new point‑of‑sale EV incentive that could provide up to $3,500 to first‑time buyers, including special benefits for Rivian and Lucid models, as part of a $270 million program. The incentive was presented as a way to keep EV sales moving while other federal policies rolled back affordable clean transportation.
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Shoppers can soon save $3,500 on a new EV in California. Here's why USA Today · 92d ago broke it first
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