A bill has been introduced in Congress to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to dismantle the regulations on consumer Clean Vehicle Credits that were recently finalized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Department of the Treasury (Treasury). The EVA urges members of Congress to reject the CRA Resolution (H.J.Res.148/S.J.Res.87) and any other effort seeking to roll back final regulations on 30D and 25E tax credits for purchasing new and previously owned zero-emission vehicles.
Read MoreAs you probably have seen, used EV prices are low right now. For those looking to get into their first EV, this is a great time to buy! Used electric vehicle prices are currently at a low point due to various factors such as increased supply, varied demand, and rapidly advancing technology.
Read MoreBuilding codes might be Prozac in regulatory form, but the Electric Vehicle Charging for All Coalition (EVCAC) believes building codes are the key to widespread EV adoption. The EVA agrees -- which is why the EVCAC is a key partner for the EVA.
Read MoreIn our pursuit of a sustainable future, community solar and electric vehicles have emerged as innovative solutions in transforming how we produce and consume energy. Their combined potential to deliver affordable electricity is not only groundbreaking but also crucial for creating a more sustainable energy landscape.
Read MoreThe space will be used by “Ford employees together with external partners, entrepreneurs, students, and even competitors, to co-create new products, services, and technologies that add value to a new generation of Ford customers and help build a better world.”
Read MoreSteven Noctor of the Sacramento EVA gives us a look into the Tesla Semi; quite a unique experience!
Read MoreNot only are EVs great road trippers, but charging stations are not hard to find. Fast chargers used for road trips are cheaper than fueling up an internal combustion engine (ICE) car too. Find out more about the rally in August!
Read MoreStan Jaracz of New Jersey EVA decided to drive to North Hudson NY with his family in a 2017 Chevy Bolt EV with nearly 100k miles on the odometer. Since many drivers question the ability of electric vehicles to go on a road trip and locate functional DC fast chargers, he thought this was a perfect test.
Read MoreKenni Schrader, the Transportation Supervisor for Three Rivers Community Schools in southern Michigan, could be considered the pioneer of electric school buses, since she helped facilitate the largest single roll out of them in the country!
Read MoreDriving electric and not having a place of your own to charge is not for the faint of heart, but it is doable. However the shortest path to electric mobility is to provide the masses with the ability to charge where they sleep.
Read MoreWhat is SAE J3400? Is it important? If so, why? What does an industry transition to SAE J3400 really mean? And is it truly an industry transition? Is it really a better standard than CCS? Is CCS Doomed? And why on Earth would Tesla open up its network?!
Read MoreAs of now, there are fifteen full EV models that qualify for the credit, as well as six plug in hybrids (PHEVs). It is important to note that not every version of the models listed below will necessarily qualify. Please check with the dealer/seller to determine the eligibility of your specific vehicle.
Read MoreThe American Lung Association recently released a new report focusing on children's health and its correlation with EVs. The report highlights the significant positive impact that widespread adoption of EVs could have on improving air quality and reducing harmful emissions, ultimately benefiting the respiratory health of children.
Read MoreIn another step forward in protecting the public from air and climate pollution, the EPA finalized new clean car standards for vehicle model years 2026 through 2032. The EVA is pleased that EPA and the Biden administration are continuing their work to cut pollution from the transportation sector.
Read MoreSince arriving in Michigan in 2018, Dr. Karl Bloss has become a force to be reckoned with in the state's burgeoning EV landscape. His dedication and tireless advocacy have earned him a well-deserved reputation as a prominent champion for clean transportation in this crucial hub of the automotive industry.
Read MoreAFPM said “electric vehicle incentives are some of the most expensive and least effective approaches to reduce carbon emissions.” The organization called on Congress to “simply eliminate the credit altogether.” In 2021, AFPM sought to forge an alliance with corn growers and biofuel producers to lobby against the Biden administration’s push for electric vehicles.
Read MoreElectric School Busses are transporting 21st century students in 21st century technology. They offer a range of advantages over traditional diesel-powered ones, impacting multiple areas that help benefit students, the schools, and the environment.
Read MoreThe Electric Vehicle Association and over 20 organizations made our push to the Biden Administration for stronger emissions rules with a Washington Post ad wrap for today's edition of the newspaper.
Read MoreCharging at your home, while you sleep, is the oxygen of EV adoption. There are two charging scenarios used by EV drivers; the first is destination charging and the second is transit charging. Transit charging (for road trips) is less than 10% of all charging. And yet transit charging gets an outsized amount of attention not only by the media, but also by policymakers and government budgets that allocate funding for EV charging infrastructure.
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