Oregon businesses buying or leasing new electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles can get cash rebates from $2,500 (Class 2b) to $120,000 (Class 8) per vehicle; Class 3 is closed.
Cash rebates for Oregon businesses, non-profits and government entities that buy or lease new electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles from a certified dealer or manufacturer. Rebates range from $2,500 (Class 2b) to $120,000 (Class 8), from $17 million in state and EPA funding. DEQ is no longer accepting Class 3 applications; the page does not state a deadline for other classes.
Oregon businesses, non-profits and government entities
Must purchase or lease a new electric medium- or heavy-duty vehicle from a certified dealer or OEM
Vehicles rebated under the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program are not eligible
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