News & Events. For commercial fleet operators seeking guidance on incentives for zero or low emission vehicles, the following initiatives for 2025 are notable:

1. 1. Arizona Public Service (APS) Take Charge AZ Program - APS provides free EV charging equipment and installation for commercial fleets, reducing upfront costs for businesses transitioning to electric vehicles. Available to businesses, local governments, and multifamily properties.
   2. Salt River Project (SRP) Business EV Charging Rebate - SRP offers rebates up to $1,500 per Level 2 charger for commercial fleet operators to install EV charging stations, supporting fleet electrification and energy savings.
   3. Arizona Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) License Tax Reduction - Arizona provides significantly reduced vehicle license taxes for alternative fuel vehicles, including EVs and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, lowering the cost of ownership for fleet operators.
   4. Maricopa County Diesel Emissions Reduction Program - Offers funding for replacing or retrofitting older diesel fleet vehicles with cleaner alternatives, helping businesses reduce emissions and comply with air quality standards.
   5. Federal Clean Commercial Vehicle Credit (IRA 2025) - Provides tax credits up to $40,000 for businesses purchasing new zero-emission commercial vehicles, reducing acquisition costs for fleets transitioning to electric or hydrogen fuel cell models.
   6. Valley Metro Clean Air Program for Fleet Operators - Valley Metro offers grants and incentives for fleet operators that reduce emissions through alternative fuels or clean vehicle upgrades, supporting sustainability in transportation.
   7. Arizona Corporation Commission EV Infrastructure Incentives - Offers incentives for businesses investing in EV charging infrastructure, including financial assistance and regulatory support for commercial fleet electrification.
   8. Tucson Electric Power (TEP) Commercial EV Charging Rebates - TEP provides rebates for commercial customers installing Level 2 or DC fast chargers, helping fleets reduce operational costs while adopting electric vehicles.
   9. Pima County Voluntary Vehicle Repair and Replacement Program (VVRP) - This program provides funding for businesses to replace or repair high-emission fleet vehicles, promoting cleaner transportation solutions in Pima County.
   10. Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) Alternative Fuel Grant Program - ADEQ offers grants for businesses converting fleet vehicles to alternative fuels, including electric, natural gas, and propane, supporting Arizona’s clean transportation goals.

These incentives and initiatives are designed to support the adoption of electric and low-emission vehicles in Arizona, promoting cleaner transportation options and contributing to the state's environmental goals.

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