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The cost of operating an electric vehicle is 3 cents/mile, less than half of the 8 cents/mile cost for conventional vehicles
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Cleaner vehicles using battery electric, hybrid electric and alternative fuels often are supported by government incentives to encourage adoption of new technologies that are beneficial to society. Some of these advanced vehicles aren't much more expensive than a conventional car, however an incentive often helps encourage people to try something new. There are a number of government and private programs that provide monetary or non-monetary incentives to enhance the marketability of cleaner vehicles.
For instance, purchasing a hybrid vehicle will pay off at tax time with a federal tax deduction of $2,000. And, some local Air Districts provide additional rebates for residents in their area who purchase an alternative fuel or hybrid vehicle.
You'll find that some programs are available to the general public while others target public agencies or fleets. You will also notice that some programs are statewide whereas others are implemented locally and target local residents or customers. So, type in your zip code to find out what incentives are available in your area and start down the road toward driving clean.
