Buying an electric car in California? You might want to wait a little while

Some new incentives could soon be on the horizon for electric vehicle buyers in the Golden State.

AB1184 would give a HUGE bump in funding to current programs, which have been in place for owners of low- and zero-emission vehicles since 2010.

The Mercury News explains:

Assemblyman Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, is pushing a proposal to establish a $3 billion fund to support the spread of electric vehicles with bigger rebates, more programs for low-income buyers and the deployment of more charging stations. It would also deliver discounts at dealerships, eliminating the need for consumers to file for tax rebates.

If that sounds like a good idea to you, I'd suggest letting your state assemblymember know you support the proposal. If you don't know who your representative is, you can look it up easily HERE.

New, bigger incentives for electric cars could be ahead in California https://t.co/CGhOMBUpcc pic.twitter.com/MAfIyhp0BU

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