For commercial fleet operators in the state of California seeking guidance from their Coachella Valley Clean Cities Coalition, here are the current 2024 incentives for zero-emission or low-emission vehicles, including automobiles, trucks, vans, buses:

1. Zero-Emission Vehicle Incentives and the Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation | California Air Resources Board: Offers incentives for medium-duty and heavy-duty vehicle fleets subject to the Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation. Funding assists fleets in meeting or exceeding emission reduction standards and future compliance obligations. Programs include Carl Moyer Program, Community Air Protection Incentives, and others.
2. ZEV Funding Resources - California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development: Provides a comprehensive overview of vehicle and infrastructure incentives available in California. It includes the Clean Off-Road Equipment Voucher Incentive Project for off-road equipment and EnergIIZE for ZEV infrastructure for commercial vehicles.
3. Clean Cities Coachella Valley Region - About: The Coachella Valley Clean Cities Coalition is part of a national network promoting the use of alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies. It provides resources and information for fleet operators considering transitioning to cleaner transportation options.

These incentives and resources are designed to support the adoption of clean vehicle technologies, contributing to California's environmental goals and offering financial benefits to fleet operators.

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