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Top 5 reasons to drive an EV in Colorado

1. Incentives!

$5,000 tax incen­tive on ALL new EVs in Col­orado in addi­tion to the Fed­er­al tax cred­it avail­able on many mod­els (up to $7,500)!

2. It's fun!

Dri­ving an EV is qui­et, fast, and FUN. Once you go elec­tric, you won't want to go back!

3. No tailpipe emissions!

Feel good about dri­ving a car that is friend­lier to the envi­ron­ment than your gas car.

4. Save time! 

Have a ful­ly charged car from home! No more stand­ing in the wind or snow wait­ing at the gas pump.

5. Save $$$

Spend less on fuel and main­te­nance every year – it real­ly adds up. No more oil changes! 

DRIVE ELECTRIC COLORADO!

Unbiased information about EVs, by Coloradans, for Coloradans.

EVs pro­duce less harm­ful pol­lu­tion than gaso­line and diesel vehi­cles and will con­tin­ue to grow clean­er as our pow­er sources become clean­er. On top of that, EVs are afford­able and con­ve­nient, not to men­tion fun! Take a look around this site and you’ll see what we mean.

Dri­ve Elec­tric Col­orado exists to pro­vide you – indi­vid­ual con­sumers – with infor­ma­tion and facts about elec­tric vehi­cles. Our team of expert coach­es in Col­orado look for­ward to help­ing you on your jour­ney to dri­ving elec­tric, Colorado!

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Discovering EVs

Learn more about what it’s like to dri­ve an EV in Colorado

I want to know more!

Ready to Drive

Find out what vehi­cles are avail­able and what incen­tives exist in Colorado

Give me a good deal!

Talk with an Expert

Our coach­es are real peo­ple who have answers to your ques­tions about EVs

I'm ready for a 1‑on‑1!

Tax Credits

Don't miss out on fed­er­al and state EV tax credits 

How much can I get back?

Utility Rebates

Check if your util­i­ty offers addi­tion­al EV incentives 

More incen­tives here!

EV-ents

Attend an EV-event like a show­case or ride and dri­ve to learn more

Hands on EV expe­ri­ences here!

Ready to buy?

Check out great deals on EVs from these dealers.

Show me the deals!

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An Electric Initiative

This ini­tia­tive is led by Dri­ve Clean Col­orado in col­lab­o­ra­tion with the Col­orado Ener­gy Office and the ReCharge Col­orado coach­es from orga­ni­za­tions statewide includ­ing CLEER and 4CORE.

Dri­ve Elec­tric Col­orado is part of Dri­ve Elec­tric USA, a Depart­ment of Ener­gy-fund­ed project com­prised of Clean Cities Coali­tions, elec­tric vehi­cle groups, and oth­er com­mit­ted part­ners from four­teen states. This project engages indi­vid­u­als, util­i­ties, leg­is­la­tors, deal­er­ships and oth­ers towards remov­ing adop­tion bar­ri­ers and accel­er­at­ing plug-in elec­tric vehi­cle use through­out the Unit­ed States.