Electric vehicles (EVs) are changing the way people drive—and save—right now. Millions of drivers are already spending less on gas and maintenance and taking advantage of available incentives by buying new and used EVs. Others haven’t made the switch because they don’t realize how much they could save. At the same time, federal incentives end September 30th and state EV tax credits and policies are under threat creating more consumer questions. With lower costs to maintain and a smooth, quiet ride, EVs are a smart financial choice now and into the future.

Millions of Americans are ready to go electric — but misperceptions and unfamiliarity with electric vehicles (EVs) are holding them back. To address misinformation, Veloz, a nonpartisan 501 (c)(3) nonprofit and longtime innovator in EV education, has been awarded a $43.5 million sponsorship from Electrify America, the largest open Hyper-Fast charging network in the U.S., to mark the beginning of a much-needed national Electric For All consumer education effort.

60% of Americans say that the results of the November election had no impact on their interest in getting an electric vehicle (EV), according to a new poll commissioned by the nonprofit, Veloz, and conducted by Probolsky Research. Conducted in 11 U.S. states in the weeks following the Presidential election, the poll shows EV adoption momentum nationally and regionally in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, Georgia, Colorado, Texas, Washington, California, Hawaii and Florida.

Join us in welcoming Howard Chang, CEO of Ava Community Energy, to the Veloz Board of Directors and Elliot Mainzer, President and CEO of California ISO, to Veloz’s Public Policy Board.

Veloz’s Q3 2024 California EV Market Report is now available, showcasing a continued rise in electric vehicle (EV) adoption statewide. According to the latest data from the California Energy Commission (CEC), 115,897 new EVs were sold, propelling California past the milestone of 2 million cumulative EVs sold. These sales numbers are steady year-over-year, demonstrating the state’s unwavering commitment to clean transportation and expanding ZEV infrastructure.

The newly redesigned and expanded ElectricForAll.org has officially launched with enhanced electric vehicle (EV) shopping and incentive-finder tools covering all U.S. metro areas with populations of 50,000 or more, along with the Biden Administration’s Justice40 communities. Powered by the nonprofit Veloz and backed by data from J.D. Power, the consumer EV education website allows EV-curious consumers to shop and compare EVs, find location-specific vehicle and charging incentives, discover home charging options and get the facts about going electric all in one spot! 

A new survey conducted by Probolsky Research, in partnership with Veloz, reveals that nearly 80% of current electric vehicle (EV) owners in California plan to purchase another EV for their next car. From late-July to early-August, 900 likely voters in California were surveyed with demographics on gender, age and nationality showing encouraging results across key consumer segments.

Davina Hurt is a dedicated public servant and environmental advocate, currently serving as a Public Policy Board Member at Veloz since August 1st, 2024. With a strong background in law and public administration, Hurt has been a pivotal figure in promoting sustainable transportation and clean energy solutions throughout the Bay Area.