California State EV Rebates and
Incentives
California takes these rebates even further, offering incentives for
those opting for fully-electric vehicles, plus options for plug-in hybrid and
hybrid fuel cell vehicles, all of which help reduce smog and carbon pollution from
daily driving. Ranging from $1000 through $4,500 for qualifying vehicles, these
state and local incentives mean you can have up to $12,000 kicked back to you
for buying or leasing a new EV in California.
Local Benefits
Beating LA traffic is no easy task, but with an EV in your hands it
get a bit easier. Electric vehicles are permitted to use carpool lanes even if
you're driving alone, so you can enjoy a quicker drive to work with less stress
just buy purchasing an electric vehicle.
Charging at Home
With at-home charging, buying or leasing a new EV gives you an
incredible amount of convenience. You can charge overnight and have a full
battery every morning, something that a gasoline powered vehicle doesn't allow.
Skip the extra stop in the morning or on your way home, and simply plug in your
vehicle at home or at work. Get back into your vehicle with a full battery and
save yourself both time and hassle by skipping the gas station trips
altogether. Plus you can qualify for tax rebates for installing a dedicated EV
charging station in your home to help offset the costs and achieve faster
at-home charging times.
Fast-Charger Access
LA is one of the most EV-friendly cities in America, with charging
stations dotted around Torrance, Burbank, and beyond. Nearly anywhere you
you'll be within a few blocks of an EV charge point, so you can top off your
battery when you duck in for a coffee or grab lunch with a friend. This system
makes it easier than making a dedicated stop to a gas station as you go about
your day, as you can handle errands while your vehicle gets the added charge it
needs from one of the thousands of EV charging stations in LA County.
Thrilling Performance
Instant torque makes driving an electric vehicle truly enthralling, as
you don't have to wait for the engine to reach a certain RPM range before you
truly feel the power come alive. While the sound and theater of a fuel-burning
car are lost, the rush of acceleration you feel with each press of the throttle
should do well to make up the difference and ensure you're excited about going
for a drive. You'll also enjoy all-wheel drive response with lightning-quick
performance adjustments to improve handling and response.
Regenerative Braking
Unlike gas cars, electric cars have a mechanism to recover some
electric performance as you drive along. With regenerative braking, an EV uses
forward momentum to recharge the batteries while slowing you down, giving you
extra power to improve range when braking, acting as a turbine to add
electricity to the batteries. By using the spinning wheels as turbines when you
release the throttle, power is fed back into the batteries to give you a few
extra miles of range per charge.
About the Subaru Solterra
Subaru's first all-electric vehicle is in the works, and the Subaru
Solterra should fit right in as a stylish and versatile compact crossover with
all-wheel drive performance. You'll enjoy up to 228 miles of range and a
symmetrical all-wheel drive that can use all four wheels independently to
improve off-road capabilities. You'll also enjoy fast charging in under an hour
to get back on the road quickly while spacious seating for five and over 23
cubic feet of cargo space means you'll have the room you need for your biggest
LA adventures.
Visit Our Dealership Today!
Learn more about potential EV benefits for California drivers and take
the new Subaru Solterra for a test drive when you visit Subaru Pacific
today!
