Colorado businesses, independent contractors and other fleet operators can apply year-round for up to $50,000 toward EV charging for fleet vehicles and equipment ($5,000-$35,000 per port, 20% match), with enhanced incentives for certified minority, women, veteran-owned and small businesses.
Fleet-ZERO funds EV charging for light-, medium- and heavy-duty on- and off-road fleet vehicles and equipment, including private depot charging, shared fleet charging and charging-as-a-service. A rolling application is open year-round for projects requesting $50,000 or less. Per-port incentives are $5,000 for Level 2 and up to $35,000 for DC fast chargers, higher for qualifying entities, with a minimum 20% match. The larger standard round opens November 16, 2026.
Businesses and industry, fleet charging providers, independent contractors, non-profits, schools, government and public institutions, tribal governments, transit agencies (non-transit vehicles only)
Rolling application is for projects requesting $50,000 or less
Projects completed before applying and receiving an executed grant agreement are not eligible
Personal-use vehicle charging is not eligible
Must be submitted by a direct representative of the organization that will own and operate the chargers
Certified DBE, MBE, SBE, veteran-owned small businesses and WBE qualify for enhanced incentives
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