DENVER, CO – FEBRUARY 08: Electric and hybrid vehicle sales are accounting for more than one in five purchases this year in Colorado. Picture here, a.Rivian field service technician Ian Voss makes adjustments underneath a Rivian R1T electric truck before handing it over to a customer at the Rivian Service Center February 08, 2023.
The Polis administration wants the state to have one million electric vehicles on the road by 2030. To help make that happen, the state provides a $5,000 tax credit, which can rise to $7,500 for qualified buyers of lower-cost electric vehicles. The state incentive comes on top of a federal tax credit of $7,500 on designated vehicles.
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