Grade A · available now, per truck
California $261,000 available nowNew York $254,000 available nowTexas $216,750 available nowWashington $210,000 available nowOregon $160,000 available nowIllinois $150,000 available nowMassachusetts $106,500 available now50 states + DC · 2,384 programs · data as of 2026-08-14
Incentive Intelligence · Fleet Electrification

2,384 Incentive Programs. Up to $261,000 per Truck.

For fleets buying electric trucks and the teams that advise or quote them: what a Class 8 truck can get in each state, which programs stack, and when the money changes. Verified and up to date in all 50 states and DC.

ALL 50 STATES AND DC EVERY FIGURE VERIFIED, WITH ITS SOURCE

The State List

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State Grade Available now Potential Programs tracked Program signals
CaliforniaGRADE A$261,000$275,50047OPENUPCOMINGCOMPETITIVE
New YorkGRADE A$254,000$310,80058OPENUPCOMING
TexasGRADE A$216,750$232,00064OPENUPCOMINGCOMPETITIVE
WashingtonGRADE A$210,000$326,00016OPEN
OregonGRADE A$160,000$257,50052OPENUPCOMING
IllinoisGRADE A$150,000$290,00029OPEN
MassachusettsGRADE A$106,500$164,00070OPEN
How to Read the List
Available now
the amount available per Class 8 truck today, from programs that are open and funded
Potential
the best case — adds upcoming programs, competitive programs, and bonuses that depend on the buyer
Program signals
OPENmoney for the truck itself is open — a program is taking applications now UPCOMINGa program worth $25,000 or more per truck is announced or coming back COMPETITIVE$25,000 or more per truck is available but competitive
Grade
rates each state on how much money there is, whether it is open, and how long it will last — how states are graded

Both figures are per truck — a Class 8 battery-electric tractor — and include the truck’s share of depot charging money. How the figures are built →

Behind Every Row

what the full tracker carries for each state — Pro
Complete Program Information

Every program in every state: what it pays per truck, who runs it, whether it is open now, and when its window opens or closes.

Applicant Eligibility

Who can apply, how many trucks it covers, and which programs stack — per-fleet limits and caps.

How to Access the Money

The programs behind each state’s available-now and potential figures, which stack and in what order, and a cautious case.

Ongoing Incentives

Money that keeps coming after the purchase: what utilities and credit programs pay per truck per year, and the fees that cut against it.

Program Radar

What changed and what is coming in each state — programs opened, closed, or moved; windows about to close; rules changing, with dates — the monthly report of every change, and a heads-up before a window closes or a new program opens on the states you watch.

Source Documents

The document behind every figure, so you can read it yourself.

Every figure is verified and carries its source; every state shows the date it was last checked.

Electric-Truck Incentives Across Every State.

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Up to $261,000 per truck in California, $254,000 in New York, $216,750 in Texas. Every program in every state — what it pays, whether it is open now, how many trucks it covers, and when it closes. Verified and up to date.

State List
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  • Grade rating, with its meaning
  • Available now, per truck
  • Potential, per truck
  • Number of programs tracked
  • Program signals — open, upcoming, competitive
  • Last verified date
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  • Complete Program Information
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  • How to Access the Money
  • Ongoing Incentives
  • Program Radar
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