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Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• The $2,500 Mor-EV Massachusetts State rebate is only applicable for vehicles under $50,000, which means that not all Ariya models will qualify. This Nissan Ariya is currently scheduled to be delivered in Fall 2022.
• 300 miles of range is available for the Venture + trim, but the rest of the trims have lesser range.
• Reservations are now closed for the Nissan Ariya. Visit the manufacturer's website to sign-up for updates. Some Drive Green dealers are accepting deposits for folks interested in the first available Ariyas after Nissan Reservation Deposit Holders have been offered incoming cars. The first Nissan Ariya's are set to arrive late Fall 2022.
• This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• General Motors issued a recall for Chevrolet Bolt EVs model years 2017-2022 because the high-voltage batteries in some vehicles may pose a risk of fire when charged to full capacity. GM has identified the manufacturing problem causing the defect and battery production has resumed. While many vehicles are still being serviced in regards to the recall, Chevy did resume production on 2022 models that do not have a recall. 
• Chevrolet will cover standard installation of Level 2 charging outlet for eligible customers who purchase or lease a 2022 Bolt EUV or Bolt EV * , helping even more people experience how easy it is to live electric. In collaboration with Qmerit, the offer gives customers access to faster charging right where they want it – at home.
• General Motors is issuing a retroactive discount (of up to $6,000!!) for Chevrolet Bolt EV models bought in 2022.
• This vehicle does not qualify for the federal tax credit at this time because the manufacturer has hit the 200,000 unit benchmark. However, starting January 1, 2023, that vehicle sales cap is removed. If, at that time, this vehicle meets the other requirements in the Inflation Reduction Act (including the battery manufacturing requirements), then it will qualify for the federal tax credit again.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• General Motors issued a recall for Chevrolet Bolt EVs model years 2017-2022 because the high-voltage batteries in some vehicles may pose a risk of fire when charged to full capacity. GM has identified the manufacturing problem causing the defect and battery production has resumed. While many vehicles are still being serviced in regards to the recall, Chevy did resume production on 2022 models that do not have a recall. 
• Chevrolet will cover standard installation of Level 2 charging outlet for eligible customers who purchase or lease a 2022 Bolt EUV or Bolt EV * , helping even more people experience how easy it is to live electric. In collaboration with Qmerit, the offer gives customers access to faster charging right where they want it.
• General Motors is offering a rebate of up to $6,300 for the 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV model year.
• This vehicle does not qualify for the federal tax credit at this time because the manufacturer has hit the 200,000 unit benchmark. However, starting January 1, 2023, that vehicle sales cap is removed. If, at that time, this vehicle meets the other requirements in the Inflation Reduction Act (including the battery manufacturing requirements), then it will qualify for the federal tax credit again.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
The Rhode Island discount is only available for models that are $60,000 or less.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

Read Polestar's press release from June 2022, which indicates that the Polestar will be launched in October 2022.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Available Summer 2024
• This vehicle does not qualify for the federal tax credit at this time because the manufacturer has hit the 200,000 unit benchmark. However, starting January 1, 2023, that vehicle sales cap is removed. If, at that time, this vehicle meets the other requirements in the Inflation Reduction Act (including the battery manufacturing requirements), then it will qualify for the federal tax credit again.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Due to high demand and a sales model that differs from the traditional car dealership, Tesla has declined joining our program.
• There are long- and standard-range options for the Model S. See Tesla's website for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Due to high demand and a sales model that differs from the traditional car dealership, Tesla is not participating in our program.
• The Massachusetts State rebate program, MOR-EV, applies to electric vehicles under $50,000. The Rhode Island discount is only available for models that are $60,000 or less.
• The Tesla Model 3 starts at $46,990 with 267 miles of range. However, you can purchase the Long Range version starting at $54,990 with 334 miles of range, or the Performance version starting at $61,990 with 315 miles of range.
• This vehicle does not qualify for the federal tax credit at this time because the manufacturer has hit the 200,000 unit benchmark. However, starting January 1, 2023, that vehicle sales cap is removed. If, at that time, this vehicle meets the other requirements in the Inflation Reduction Act (including the battery manufacturing requirements), then it will qualify for the federal tax credit again.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Due to high demand and a sales model that differs from the traditional car dealership, Tesla is not participating in our program.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Because this vehicle costs more than the $55,000/$80,000 price cap in the Inflation Reduction Act, it will not qualify for a federal tax credit starting January 1, 2023. Please see Consumer Reports for more info

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Available Fall 2023
• This vehicle does not qualify for the federal tax credit at this time because the manufacturer has hit the 200,000 unit benchmark. However, starting January 1, 2023, that vehicle sales cap is removed. If, at that time, this vehicle meets the other requirements in the Inflation Reduction Act (including the battery manufacturing requirements), then it will qualify for the federal tax credit again.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Due to high demand and a sales model that differs from the traditional car dealership, Tesla has declined to participate in our program.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Due to high demand, the current model year is no longer available for retail order. Limited inventory may be available at selected dealers. Contact your local dealer for more information. 

• We are trying to add Ford dealerships to our program network. If you have your eye on the Mustange Mach-E and want to be notified when we've added a dealership, please join the waiting list here.

• The Rhode Island discount is only available for models that are $60,000 or less.
• This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.
• Due to battery, certain models may be seeing a $8k price hike.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Receive two years of unlimited charging sessions at EVgo public charging stations. EVgo public charging is available for use at 850+ stations in more than 30 states—with more coming soon.
• Receive up to $1,500 toward the cost of installing Level 2 home charging through the Qmerit concierge service and a Qmerit certified installer. (Portable 7.7 kW dual-level charge cord included. Optional wall charger unit sold separately.)
• This vehicle does not qualify for the federal tax credit at this time because the manufacturer has hit the 200,000 unit benchmark. It will continue not to qualify for the federal tax credit when the Inflation Reduction Act provisions kick in on January 1, 2023, because it is above the $55,000/$80,000 price cap.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• The standard version of the VW ID.4 is rear-wheel drive. The VW ID.4 Pro is all-wheel drive.
• This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information
• While we don't currently have this car available in this program, you can still order the ID.4 directly from VW. Inventory is limited at dealerships, but dealerships generally have at least one car available to test-drive.
• We are trying to add VW dealerships to our program network. If you have your eye on the VW ID.4 and want to be notified when we've added a dealership, please join the waiting list here.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Buyback program recently announced for faulty parts

• This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• The Rhode Island discount is only available for models that are $60,000 or less.
• This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Reservations for this vehicles current year model are now closed. Will open again when the 2023 year model arrives.
• There is an extended-range battery option that gets 300 miles of range.
• The Rhode Island discount is only available on the models that cost $60,000 or less.
• This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model is no longer eligible for the federal tax credit as of President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, because its final assembly location is not in North America. Please see Consumer Reports for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
The 2020 model year of the Ioniq EV has 170 miles of electric range, while the 2019 model has only 124 miles of range. Confirm the model you're interested in when you go to the dealership.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• The BMW i3 is an all-electric vehicle, but offers an optional "range extender." This small back-up gas tank adds an additional 47 miles of range to the vehicle.
• The BMW i3 comes in another flavor; the i3s has sportier performance and styling but lower efficiency.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
The 2020 Volkswagen e-Golf is not available in the United States. If you are interested in the e-Golf, contact your local dealership as soon as possible for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
The Kia Soul EV will not be coming back to the American market. While this is not an official statement from Kia, you can read here for more details.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Mercedes-Benz no longer produces the B-Class. You can find pre-owned options through Drive Green by switching to the "Pre-Owned" tab above.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
New Fiat 500e's are not available in New England, but there are pre-owned options available through Drive Green. Switch to the pre-owned tab at the top of the page for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
New smart cars are no longer available for purchase in the United States. However, pre-owned models may be available. Switch to viewing pre-owned vehicles at the top to view.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
New smart cars are no longer available for purchase in the United States. However, pre-owned models may be available. Switch to viewing pre-owned vehicles at the top to view.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
The Chevrolet Volt has been out of production since March 2019. However, there may be pre-owned Chevrolet Volts available through Drive Green. Switch to the pre-owned tab at the top of the page for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Honda is limiting its stock of the Clarity to California only. If you are interested in purchasing or leasing a Clarity, you may still order one to your state. Visit your local Honda dealership for details.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:

• Charging speeds at Level 2 stations vary by trim level for the RAV4 Prime. The SE trim charges at 11 miles of range per hour, and the XSE trim charges at 22 miles of range per hour.
• There's limited inventory of the Toyota RAV4 Prime, and many vehicles are already claimed. If you're interested in this car now, we recommend you reach out to nearby Toyota dealerships to find an available vehicle for sale. We are trying to add the RAV4 Prime to our program network. If you have your eye on the RAV4 Prime and want to be notified when we've added a dealership, please join the waiting list here.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Ford is no longer building the C-MAX. However, you may be able to find pre-owned models in your area.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
Inventory of the Subaru Crosstrek Plug-in Hybrid is low across the northeast. If you’re interested, please see your local dealership for more information.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
This vehicle model still qualifies for a federal tax credit through the end of 2022 because its final assembly takes place in North America. For more information, please see the Alternative Fuels Data Center.

Notes from Green Energy Consumers:
The BMW 740e was discontinued in 2019. You may be able to find this vehicle available pre-owned.