About HVIP's Multiple Funding Sources
Funding for Year 3 of the HVIP is provided by The California Air Resources Board (ARB). The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Controld District has funded the SJVAPCD HVIP Plus-up Project, which adds voucher funds of up to $30,000 on top of existing ARB HVIP vouchers. Additional sources may contribute to the funds in the future.
When a funding pot reaches zero or less, you will see a minus sign in front of the amount. For example, FY12 ARB -$275,598 means that the Fiscal Year 2012 ARB Fund (Year 3 of the HVIP) is $275,598 under zero. However, as long as voucher requests are being accepted, vouchers may still be available. A first-come, first-served wait list will be made available for Dealers requesting vouchers.
Please note that vouchers requested from various funding sources may have specific requirements. Please carefully read the Terms and Conditions for voucher request and redemption, or refer to the Year 3 HVIP Implementation Manual or the 2011 HVIP Implementation Manual. If you have additional questions, please read the Frequently Asked Questions section of this site, or call 888-457-HVIP.
About California Air Resources Board (ARB) Funding
ARB's HVIP program was launched in February 2010, with about $19 million available for eligible hybrid vehicles that operate within California. In 2011, ARB renewed its funding commitment with an additional $18 million and expanded the program to include electric vehicles. To see which vehicles qualify, visit Eligible Vehicles section of this site. Please carefully read the Terms and Conditions for voucher request and redemption, or refer to the Year 3 HVIP Implementation Manual and the 2011 HVIP Implementation Manual. If you have additional questions, please read the Frequently Asked Questions section of this site, or call 888-457-HVIP.
About San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) Funding
The SJVACPCD has contributed to the Year 3 HVIP funding with a $1.9 million "plus-up" fund, designated for vehicles which are used in the SJVAPCD's air basin. The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District is made up of eight counties in California’s Central Valley: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the San Joaquin Valley Air Basin portion of Kern. Vouchers requested for vehicles that will be domiciled in the SJVAPCD 100% of the time for 3 years will automatically receive the plus-up funding, which can reach up to $30,000 in additional funds per voucher on top of the ARB voucher. Please carefully read the Terms and Conditions for voucher request and redemption, or refer to the Year 3 HVIP Implementation Manual. If you have additional questions, please read the Frequently Asked Questions section of this site, or call 888-457-HVIP.