Resources
Free Tools
Cal Fleet Advisor recommends:
Resources
Free Tools
Cal Fleet Advisor recommends:
Zero-Emissions Technology Inventory (ZETI) Tool
Use the ZETI tool, to find Class 2b-8 zero-emission vehicles available to purchase in the United States, Canada, Europe, China, India, Mexico, South America, and Oceania.
Funding Finder
Use the Funding Finder tool to see medium- and heavy-duty vehicle and infrastructure funding programs that help you financially.
Use the ZETI tool, to find Class 2b-8 zero-emission vehicles available to purchase in the United States, Canada, Europe, China, India, Mexico, South America, and Oceania.
Use the Funding Finder tool to see medium- and heavy-duty vehicle and infrastructure funding programs that help you financially.
Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Tool
Knowing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is important when deciding to buy or lease any commercial vehicle, especially when we’re talking about zero-emission! The TCO tool provides an estimated payback period for the upfront cost of a zero-emission vehicle in comparison to typical vehicles. The TCO also shows itemized costs over the service life of both vehicles.
HVIP Vehicle Catalog
The HVIP Vehicle Catalog allows you to look through a list of all Class 2b-8 zero-emission vehicles available for purchase through California HVIP! Choose a vehicle to see the base incentive amount for that model and HVIP approved dealers that sell it.
Knowing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is important when deciding to buy or lease any commercial vehicle, especially when we’re talking about zero-emission! The TCO Estimator provides an estimated payback period for the upfront cost of a zero-emission vehicle in comparison to typical vehicles. The TCO also shows itemized costs over the service life of both vehicles.
The HVIP Vehicle Catalog allows you to look through a list of all Class 2b-8 zero-emission vehicles available for purchase through California HVIP! Choose a vehicle to see the base incentive amount for that model as well as HVIP approved dealers that sell it.
Advanced Clean Fleets Calculator
This is a compliance planning tool for the Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) regulation. With this tool, fleet owners can project the number of zero-emissions vehicles (ZEVs) needed to comply with the High-Priority Fleet Model Year Schedule and the ZEV Milestones Option.
ZEV TruckStop Regulations
When developing new or amending existing regulations, CARB’s goal is to obtain emissions reductions to meet federal air quality standards, minimize negative health effects in the State’s most impacted and disadvantaged communities, and to lessen climate impacts.
CALSTART recently released their new National Zero-Emission Medium- and Heavy-Duty Infrastructure Map!
We know that not every fleet can install charging at its own depot. And some may be facing a longer timeline for grid upgrades than they are for truck delivery. Now fleets considering electric vehicles can easily see where they may be able to charge them nearby – and reach out to that site operator to learn more.
Vehicle and Property Tax Credit
30C provides a tax credit for alternative fuel vehicle refueling and charging property in low income and rural areas. 45W provides a tax credit for purchasers of qualified commercial clean vehicles.
Spread The Word
Cal Fleet Advisor has recently launched a digital outreach kit to help increase awareness. The outreach kit includes social media captions that provides an overview of Cal Fleet Advisor and corresponding images. You can share this information through your organization’s newsletter, website, and social media platforms to create more awareness within your networks.
Fleet Forum
Cal Fleet Advisor has launched an online Fleet Forum, where you can engage in insightful discussions, shared experiences, and find expert advice on zero-emissions vehicles. Stay ahead in the evolving landscape of zero-emissions transportation.
This is a compliance planning tool for the Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) regulation. With this tool, fleet owners can project the number of zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) needed to comply with the High-Priority Fleet Model Year Schedule and the ZEV Milestones Option.
When developing new or amending existing regulations, CARB’s goal is to obtain emission reductions to meet federal air quality standards, minimize negative health effects in the State’s most impacted and disadvantaged communities, and to lessen climate impacts.
Spread The Word
Cal Fleet Advisor has recently launched a digital outreach kit to help increase awareness of the program. The outreach kit includes social media captions that provides an overview of Cal Fleet Advisor and corresponding images. You can share this information through your organization’s newsletter, website, and social media platforms to create more awareness within your networks.
Vehicle and Property Tax Credit
30C provides a tax credit for alternative fuel vehicle refueling and charging property in low income and rural areas. 45W provides a tax credit for purchasers of qualified commercial clean vehicles.
FAQs
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- Owner-operators
- Small to large fleets
- Electric School bus Operators
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- Commercial fleets
- Non-profits
- Community organizations
- School districts
- Local governments and agencies
There are all kinds of vehicles available, to meet the needs of almost any fleet. You can choose from:
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- Class 2b to class 8 trucks
- School buses
- Bucket trucks
- Vans
- And more!
Check out the list of vehicles here.
Cal Fleet Advisor can help you decide what kind of vehicle you need and can refer you to an HVIP-approved dealer! The dealer will walk you through the rest of the steps.
Right now, fully electric and hydrogen-powered trucks and buses qualify. Contact us or check with your dealer for more details on qualifying equipment.
You will need to answer a few questions and bring some paperwork to the dealer. Your fleet advisor can help you, visit Trucks or Electric School Buses.
HVIP: Hybrid and Zero-Emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project. This program provides discounts for zero-emission vehicles
ZEV: Zero-Emission Vehicle. A Vehicle that does not have any tailpipe exhaust (except for water in the case of hydrogen fuel cells)
ESB: Electric School Bus. An all-electric bus that uses a battery pack to store the electrical energy that powers the drive motor.
MHD: Medium and Heavy Duty. This includes all vehicles over 10,001 pounds.
TCO: Total Cost of Ownership. This is the entire cost of a vehicle, including purchase price, taxes, insurance, fuel, maintenance, and registration.
Infrastructure: This is all the equipment needed to support your ZEV. It might include electrical upgrades, chargers, hydrogen tanks, or fueling equipment.
DAC: Disadvantaged Community as defined by the California Climate Investments Priority Population map found here.