Veloz aims to get it done
The world’s cars are going electric, but not fast enough.
A movement is needed and Veloz aims to create it. Barriers exist and Veloz intends to overcome them. And Veloz can do it because we are assembling the best, brightest and most powerful players in the space.
Veloz is a powerhouse and we have the drive to get it done.
Electric Vehicle Market Report
Veloz has its finger on the pulse of the growing trillion-dollar global market for electric vehicles. Check back quarterly for the most recent data presented from the California Energy Commission (CEC) and the California Air Resources Board (CARB).
CA EV Sales
U.S. EV Sales
CA Models Available
CA EV Chargers
CA Hydrogen Stations
Learn more about our effort to track the transition to electric.
Q2 2021 Data Update. Posted Aug. 5, 2021
Overcoming Barriers
The world needs electric for all. But making the big shift to electric cars is not simple or easy. Through public-private collaboration, public engagement and policy education innovation, these powerhouse individuals aim to start a movement that inspires, educates and empowers Californians to buy electric cars.
Be a part of the movement. Break down barriers.
Growing Demand
On Sept. 23, 2020, California Governor Gavin Newson signed an executive order to have 100% of new in-state passenger car and truck sales be electric by 2035.
With unmatched expertise behind California’s first multistakeholder large-scale electric car awareness campaign, Veloz is positioned perfectly to accelerate the shift to electric cars in California.
Growing demand will lead to more makes, models and charging stations – all of which are critical to the success of California’s electric car market.
Our Commitment to Racial Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Veloz values racial equity, diversity and inclusion. Our membership and leadership reflect strongly-held principles around diversity of perspective, background and sector. We are committed to be an inclusive and transparent organization.
Board of Directors
Public Policy Board
The public policy board is appointed by the board of directors and lends policy guidance and support to the board. The non-voting advisory board is comprised of representatives who serve or have served in state or local government or quasi-government organizations.
Founding Members
