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Colorado Boosts EV Rebates to $9,000 for Low-Income Households

10/3/2025

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Colorado Expands EV Rebates

Colorado expands Vehicle Exchange Colorado program to offset federal electric-vehicle tax credits, effective November 3.
Rebates rise to $9,000 for new EVs and $6,000 for used EVs for households below 80% of area median income.
Colorado has over 200,000 registered EVs, accounting for 25% of 2025 new-car sales.
Since 2023, the program has facilitated over 2,700 trades toward cleaner vehicles.

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Colorado Expands EV Rebates

Colorado expands Vehicle Exchange Colorado program to offset federal electric-vehicle tax credits, effective November 3.
Rebates rise to $9,000 for new EVs and $6,000 for used EVs for households below 80% of area median income.
Colorado has over 200,000 registered EVs, accounting for 25% of 2025 new-car sales.
Since 2023, the program has facilitated over 2,700 trades toward cleaner vehicles.

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