CA: California SCE $1000 incentive

Hi Hackers! Happy New Year’s eve.

I’m currently working with an auto broker on LH to close a lease for a Hyundai PHEV. They’re saying that delivery won’t happen until tomorrow or Saturday. Does it mean that I will lose the $1000 SCE incentive? Can I apply first and upload the docs later…sorry if this is a silly question. Thanks so much!

There’s a new CA Clean Air Rebate instead- $1500 and should be taken off at point of sale directly.

Thanks @calbear. Is the clean air rebate only for purchases/lease starting on 1/1/2021? Thanks so much :pray:

The only Hyundai PHEV listed is the 2020 Ioniq, which qualifies for a rebate of $908.44. This new program replaced the SCE program effective
November 17, 2020.

https://www.cleanfuelreward.com/find-your-ev/eligible-electric-cars

If the contract is done, sign up on SCE now, and upload docs later.
CCFR requires work with authorized dealer, and the $1500 subtract from selling price, which should added on the contract.

This is the deal I got:

I wasn’t sure how the broker comes up with $3500 post sale grants/rebates.

Thanks for helping a LH newbie :wink:

Thanks @Luckyso

I don’t have the contract yet. I only received a dealer disclosure from the broker

Thanks @cruiserchuck

I’m not sure if the dealer qualifies for the CCFR

I’ feel like my deal in limbo now :weary:

ask the broker what is included in the $3500 post sale rebates.
If CCFR is there, forget SCE rebate. You can only get either CCFR or SCE.

@Marssteve Thanks. I will. I just know he’s very busy…and I was trying not to be a pest

Edmunds is showing $4543 lease cash plus $1000 bonus cash on the Ioniq PHEV. You should also be eligible for $908.44 clean fuel reward, plus $1000 from the Clean Vehicle Rebate program.

The $1000 rebate is increased to $3500 for people who meet the moderate/low income threshold.

@cruiserchuck broker replied and said that CCFR is already factor in. Looks like I won’t get the SCE incentives Bc delivery won’t happen today. :worried: