Electric
An electric vehicle (EV) is equipped with a sizable battery and a powerful electric motor, enabling it to achieve impressive range and performance, all without relying on a traditional gas tank or engine. By transitioning to fully electric vehicles, we can significantly reduce CO2 emissions and minimize our environmental footprint. Notably, these electric cars produce zero tailpipe emissions, making them an eco-friendly choice for a cleaner and greener future.
Plug In Hybrid
A plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) is a hybrid car that runs on gasoline but comes equipped with a significantly larger battery, which can be recharged using an external power source. When the battery is fully charged, the PHEV functions similarly to an electric car, relying solely on electric power until the battery depletes. At that point, the internal combustion engine comes into play. Additionally, the PHEV employs regenerative braking technology, which helps conserve fuel by harnessing energy during braking and converting it back to electricity to charge the battery.
Hybrid
A hybrid vehicle operates on gasoline as its primary fuel source, yet it incorporates electric motors that work in conjunction with the gasoline engine to enhance fuel efficiency. Through this collaboration, hybrids can save fuel by utilizing the electric motors when appropriate. Furthermore, regenerative braking technology is employed to capture and store energy during braking, subsequently using it to aid acceleration when the vehicle comes to a complete stop, further optimizing fuel consumption.
Fuel Cell
Similar to all-electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles utilize electricity to drive an electric motor. The distinction lies in how they generate electricity. Fuel cell EVs produce electricity by utilizing hydrogen, eliminating the need for relying solely on a battery. This innovative approach results in a true zero-emission vehicle, as the only byproduct of the electricity generation process is water, making fuel cell EVs a greener and more eco-friendly option.
Federal Tax Credit
Up to $7,500 federal rebate. Additional State Incentives may apply.
Local Savings
Numerous state, local utilities, and other entities provide supplementary incentives.
Low Maintenance
Electric vehicles (EVs) generally require less frequent maintenance and repairs compared to traditional internal combustion engine vehicles. This means less time spent at the service shop and more time enjoying the open road.
Charge at Home
Charge your electric vehicle conveniently at home, work, or at one of the rapidly increasing public charging stations available.
Fun to Drive
Electric motors deliver seamless and instant torque, resulting in smooth and exhilarating acceleration, providing a fun driving experience.
Electric Mode
Electric motors deliver seamless and instant torque, resulting in smooth and exhilarating acceleration, providing a fun driving experience.
