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Rebates Still Available For Purchase Of Alternative Fuel Vehicles

The Department of Environmental Protection issued a reminder rebates are still available on a first-come, first-served basis to individuals for the purchase of all-electric, hybrid and hydrogen fueled vehicles. Applications will be accepted at any time. (formal notice)

Several different rebates are available--

-- A $1,000 rebate for all hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

-- A $750 rebate for all battery electric vehicles.

-- A $500 rebate for all plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, natural gas vehicles, propane vehicles and electric motorcycles (does not include electric scooters).

For all the details, visit DEP’s Alternative Fuel Rebates For Consumers webpage.

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