BYD Buses, Trucks Eligible for $165 Million in HVIP Money
BYD announced that buyers of its American-made battery-electric transit buses, motor coaches, and heavy-duty trucks can access $165 million in funding through the California Air Resources Board's Hybrid and Zero-Emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP). The program opens on June 8, with $165 million available, split into two phases. Various BYD vehicles are eligible for substantial vouchers, with potential increases for vehicles in disadvantaged communities or purchased by public transit agencies. BYD has delivered over 500 electric buses across the U.S., emphasizing its position as a leader in the zero-emission bus sector.
- Access to $165 million in funding for buyers can boost sales.
- BYD leads the industry with over 500 electric buses delivered.
- Incentives up to $150,000 for specific truck operations enhance attractiveness.
- Commitment to hiring veterans and community support strengthens brand image.
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BYD announced Tuesday that buyers of its line of American-made battery-electric transit buses, motor coaches, and heavy-duty trucks are eligible for
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HVIP will open to new voucher requests at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, June 8. A total of approximately
Class 8 trucks performing drayage operations as well as any vehicles purchased by a public government entity are exempt from the two-month pause.
Vehicles in the voucher program include BYD’s entire battery electric transit bus line and most coaches as well as Class 8 and Class 6 electric trucks.
The voucher program includes BYD’s complete transit bus line, with the 30-foot K7M eligible for
BYD’s 35-foot C8M, 35-foot Double Decker C8MS, 40-foot C9M, 45-foot C10M, and 45-foot Double Decker C10MS motor coaches are eligible for
For electric truck customers, BYD’s Class 6 models 6F and 6R are eligible for
Voucher amounts can be increased by an additional
The chassis of any vehicle receiving an HVIP voucher must be titled and licensed in California, and the vehicle must be California-registered.
BYD is the industry leader in zero-emission electric buses with over 500 vehicles delivered to customers. More than 50 customers across the United States are operating U.S.-made BYD electric buses in communities from Martha’s Vineyard and Indianapolis to Palo Alto and Los Angeles.
BYD trucks are hard at work across America moving freight at ports, railyards, and warehouse distribution centers; making deliveries; and collecting refuse. BYD trucks lower the total cost of ownership with lower fuel and maintenance costs than their internal combustion engine counterparts.
BYD’s Lancaster, California manufacturing facility employs hundreds of men and women including members of the Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers Union (SMART), Local 105. Our Community Benefits Agreement includes a commitment to hire veterans, single parents and the formerly incarcerated.
ABOUT BYD
The Official Sponsor of Mother Nature™, BYD, the world’s leading electric vehicle company, is dedicated to creating a “total solution.” Globally, BYD has committed to corporate social responsibility, deeply monitoring our supply chain in terms of human rights, environmental safety, hazardous substance control and intellectual property rights. We only select suppliers who share our commitment to just labor practices, human rights standards and the environment.
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