Electric vehicles (EV) are rapidly becoming a standard choice for new and used car buyers. Nearly every major vehicle manufacturer is offering electric options in 2022. Some models may not be available in all areas yet, but distribution continues to expand. We’ve recently added a suite of tools to our website that will help you understand how much it costs to charge and EV, what models are available and what incentives you may qualify for.

Today’s electric vehicles typically come in two forms – All-electric vehicles (EV), that run 100% on electricity and plugin hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), that run on electricity but also have a gas-powered engine that can be used for extended trips. On our partner website you’ll find a current directory of EV and PHEV models to help you review price, range-per-charge, efficiency, styles, available incentives and public charging information. We’ve also included FAQs, information about the key benefits of EV ownership and calculators that help you understand what kind of savings you can expect based on our local gas and electric rates.

Performance Stats

EVs have tremendous torque and acceleration. They typically have a very responsive feel and are fun to drive!

Please visit our website to learn more!

All those trips to work or to the grocery store add up.

  • A roundtrip from Ukiah to Cloverdale is around 60 miles.
  • A round trip from Ukiah to Boonville is around 60 miles.
  • A round trip from Ukiah to Point Arena is around 100 miles.
  • A round trip from Ukiah to Santa Rosa is around 120 miles.

There is a Federal Tax Credit available for vehicles and charging equipment. Additionally, there are many California State and regional incentives available.

 

In most cases, operating an electric vehicle costs considerably less than a gas-powered vehicle.

 

Visit our site to see how much you might save when you switch your car to an EV.

EVs can be charged at home; imagine never going to the gas station again. All-electric EVs don’t require oil changes either!

 

Find a Public Charging Station

All-electric EVs have no tailpipe! The fuel sources that are used to generate Ukiah’s electricity are significantly cleaner than gasoline, so you’re helping reduce pollution in our community when you switch to an EV.

Electric Bike Rebate

 

The City is offering rebates for new e-bikes and e-bike conversion kits to promote biking as a clean mobility option.

 

The Rebates are as follows:

 

  • $700 for income-qualified CARE customers
  • $400 for an e-bike purchased in Ukiah
  • $300 for an e-bike purchased outside of Ukiah
  • $50 for an e-bike conversion attachment kit

 

See the Electric Bike Rebate Application for more detailed information and qualifications.

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