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You can reduce the cost of purchasing PEVs through government <br />incentives. The federal Qualified Plug-In Electric Drive Motor Ve- <br />hicle Tax Credit is available for PEV purchases. It provides a tax <br />credit of $2,500 to $7,500 for new PEV purchases, with the specific <br />credit amount determined by the size of the vehicle and the capacity <br />of its battery. All of the currently available light-duty PEVs qualify <br />for a $7,500 credit. Moreover, depending on your state, you may <br />qualify for state and local incentives. <br /> California transit agency adds it first all-electric buses <br /> City of Los Angeles’s Electric Fleet <br /> Germany Needs Emissions-Free Car Fleet by 2030, Official Says <br /> Ontario Paves the Way For Electric Vehicles <br /> British Columbia’s new incentive to make clean energy vehicles more affordable <br /> Hyundai to Launch Its First Battery-powered Electric Car in 2016 <br /> Japan now has more electric car charge points than petrol stations <br />Page 5 Green City Fleet Guide <br />National & Global Trends <br />Financial Incentives <br />Draft