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Sacramento's Clean Cars 4 All

​Program Begins Fall 2020

Take the Eligibility Quiz

Thank you for your interest in the Sacramento Clean Cars 4 All Program (CC4A). On behalf of our team, we hope you are staying safe and taking care of each other during this unprecedented time.

Please Note: The application process for CC4A has not begun. The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed some of our processes, but we remain committed to seeing this program through. Please check this website for future updates and program announcements.

If you have questions or concerns, or would like to be added to the interest list, you may also contact us at 855-201-5626 or SacCleanCars@gridalternatives.org. We appreciate your patience.

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WANT UP TO $9,500 TOWARD A NEW CAR?

About the Program

Clean Cars 4 All is a Sac Metro Air District program to help income-qualified residents buy a zero or near zero emission car. To participate, you must turn in a 2005 model year or older car.

THE SAC METRO AIR DISTRICT PROGRAM GIVES RESIDENTS TWO OPTIONS:

  • “SCRAP & REPLACE”  Up to $9,500 towards the purchase or lease of a new CVRP Eligible  Plug-In Hybrid, Battery Electric or Fuel Cell Vehicle OR up to $9,500 towards the purchase of a used PHEV, EV or Fuel Cell Vehicle that is less than 8 years old with less than 75,000 miles and a clean title. Participants may be eligible for an additional $2,000 in charging support. Vehicles must be purchased through an authorized CC4A Dealer. Be sure to look for clean vehicle rebate programs like CVRP for additional savings after the purchase.
  • “SCRAP & FORGET” – This option allows a participant to go "car-free", and receive up to $7,500 in value to use for car and bike sharing, public transit, or to buy an e-bike.

HOW DO I GET STARTED?

BEFORE BUYING A NEW CAR, FOLLOW THESE STEPS:

STEP 1. Click here to check your eligibility

STEP 3. When CC4A begins, Submit an application and Wait to be approved before you shop

STEP 4. Use the grant on the “SCRAP & REPLACE” or “SCRAP & FORGET” option

STEP 5. Scrap your old, polluting car

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    Resources

    Clean Cars 4 All Resources Include:

    • Application review and processing
    • Replacement vehicle purchasing
    • Financial awareness and budgeting support
    • Assistance with older vehicle disposition
    • Vehicle evaluation and selection
    • Workforce development opportunities
    • Lender selection and loan application processing

    ​Program Begins Fall 2020

    Take the Eligibility Quiz

    Thank you for your interest in the Sacramento Clean Cars 4 All Program (CC4A). On behalf of our team, we hope you are staying safe and taking care of each other during this unprecedented time.

    Please Note: The application process for CC4A has not begun. The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed some of our processes, but we remain committed to seeing this program through. Please check this website for future updates and program announcements.

    If you have questions or concerns, or would like to be added to the interest list, you may also contact us at 855-201-5626 or SacCleanCars@gridalternatives.org. We appreciate your patience.

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    Clean Air and Climate Relevance

    • The Sac Metro Air District, as a partner with the state of California, is excited to add this mobility program to the long list of other innovations emerging in the region.
    • Transportation emissions, congestion, and a growing trend of single-occupant vehicle use are increasing greenhouse gas emissions and making it more challenging to meet clean air and climate change goals.
    • With programs like Clean Cars 4 All, we can imagine a future less dependent on combustion vehicles for our transportation needs.
    • This program is an example of the transformation of transportation taking place locally and across many regions in the state, the nation, and the world.
    • We in Sacramento want to be the game changers for future mobility.

    Program Funding

    • ​$5 million from California Climate Investments administered by the California Air Resources Board. The funding is expected to fund 300 to 500 vehicles and about 100 alternative transportation options.
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