Ride Clean Mass offers rebates up to $6,500 for Uber, Lyft, and taxi drivers in Massachusetts to switch to an electric vehicle (EV). Whether you’re looking to buy or rent an EV, we provide financial incentives to help make the transition easier.

What’s in it for you?

  • $6,500 off new EVs
  • $2,500 off used EVs
  • Up to $100 per week for renting an EV

You drive long hours and log serious miles—why not make those miles count for more? EVs are cheaper to run, quieter, and better for the planet. Plus, you’ll be contributing to a cleaner, greener Massachusetts while lowering your own costs.

Ride Clean Mass, funded by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) and managed by CALSTART, is here to support drivers like you. Our goal is to get 1,000 to 2,000 EVs on the road by the end of 2025.
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Frequently Asked Questions

When will you begin accepting applications?

November 2024.

Am I eligible as an owner-operator, or are only fleets eligible?

Both owner-operators and taxi fleets are eligible.

How long is this program open for?

From November 2024 until all funding is dispersed, expected through 2025.

Does the funding cover registration, taxes, and fees?

No, it does not cover registration, taxes, or fees.

Can I purchase multiple EVs with this program?

Taxi fleet owners can purchase multiple EVs. Transportation Network Company (TNC) drivers are only eligible for one rebate.

Which EV models are eligible?

Ride Clean Mass accepts all EVs that are also eligible for the MOR-EV Program. The list of eligible vehicles can be found here: https://mor-ev.org/eligible-vehicles

How can I find out if I’m eligible?

Drivers can check their eligibility in the Application Portal before purchasing their EV. Filling out the eligibility check should take less than 10 minutes, and applicants should hear back via email within 3 weeks.

What other incentives can I stack on top of Ride Clean Mass?

Ride Clean Mass allows for incentive stacking. This includes MOR-EV ($3,500+) and federal tax credits ($7,500).

Is Ride Clean Mass different than MOR-EV Program?

Yes, Ride Clean Mass is a separate program from MOR-EV. Ride Clean Mass is specifically focused on helping eligible Uber, Lyft, and taxi drivers electrify, whereas MOR-EV is available to all Massachusetts residents. Funds and program guidelines are also separate.  

How can I install EV charging at home?

This site offers clear instructions and incentive opportunities for single family homes and apartments/condos in Massachusetts.  

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