Explores evolving financial incentives for zero-emission vehicles to ensure market growth, equity, and environmental benefits as ZEVs transition into the mainstream.
Fiscal policies
Understanding and supporting the used zero-emission vehicle market
Assesses market trends, technology changes, and policies to better understand and support the used ZEV market.
Funding the transition to all zero-emission vehicles
This white paper quantifies the costs, benefits, and appropriate government funding associated with the transition to all passenger zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). It assesses the key government support programs that are needed, for how long the need continues, and how...
Evolution of incentives to sustain the transition to a global electric vehicle fleet
This report assesses near-term electric vehicle market trends to inform on how governments might optimally evolve their electric vehicle incentive programs to sustain market growth. We analyze prevailing per-vehicle purchasing incentives and how government outlays...
ZEV Alliance affirms the key role of policy to support the global transition to a fleet of zero-emission vehicles
Marrakech, Morocco – Fourteen North American and European governments reaffirm their vision to strive to make all new passenger vehicles in their jurisdictions zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by no later than 2050. Achieving this will accelerate the global transition to...
Principles for effective electric vehicle incentive design
Faced with declining air quality and their own climate goals, many governments around the world have sought to accelerate the market for electric vehicles. There are various tools used by the governments to promote electric vehicles, but because the upfront costs of...
Transition to a global zero-emission vehicle fleet
Governments around the world are seeking to promote electric vehicles to reduce oil consumption, climate-related emissions, and local air pollution, and to stake out an industrial leadership position in the new advanced technology. These efforts are increasingly...