California didn’t hit 2.5 million zero-emission vehicle sales by accident.
As Governor Newsom highlighted this week at the World Economic Forum, decades of consistent policy, smart incentives, and sustained infrastructure investment is what built market certainty.
Even in the face of federal resistance, California’s clean transportation market continues to thrive and remains globally competitive.
That progress deserves recognition, but it’s also a reminder that we need funding to continue this momentum.
CalETC commends California’s leadership for being committed to supporting programs that promote EV adoption, including consumer incentives, charging infrastructure, fleet electrification, and other sound investments.
Continued funding of clean transportation means clean air, good-paying jobs, and real savings for drivers.
So, we urge our policymakers in California: Let’s keep doing what we know is working.
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