Actualizaciones del programa
Funds Announced: Heavy-Duty Funding Cycle Opens Diciembre 2026
CORE will begin accepting applications for zero-emission heavy-duty off-road equipment on Diciembre 1 at 9 AM Pacific Time. Businesses can receive incentives to reduce the upfront cost of heavy-duty equipment from the $140 million CARB allocated through the Air Quality Improvement Program (AQIP), plus rollover funds from unredeemed vouchers. These point-of-sale vouchers apply to agricultural, airport, construction, maritime, and logistical equipment. Vouchers are approved on a first-come, first-served basis, and funding goes quickly.
View the equipment catalog to see how much you can save in equipment costs:
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Próximos eventos
2026 Drive Forward Expo – noviembre 18
Ready to feel the power of innovation? This noviembre, Catalyst Mobility (formerly CALSTART) and CARB are hosting the Fresno Drive Forward Expo, offering a hands-on look at the latest zero-emissions off-road equipment and a chance to test-drive groundbreaking machines designed for high-performance operation.
From rugged construction gear to advanced large forklifts, past events have showcased over 70 Class 2b–8 trucks, buses, vans, and off-road equipment. This free event is a great opportunity to explore the future of clean transportation — not just by looking, but by driving.
Whether you want to display your equipment, host a booth at the resource fair, or sign up to ride, we’ve got a spot for you. Spaces fill up fast, so don’t wait to register.
- Date: noviembre 18, 2026
- Location: Fresno, CA
- Hosted By: Catalyst Mobility and CARB
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FlyTahoe’s Vessev VS-9 Demo
In Octubre, CORE and CARB staff took part in a demonstration of a new electric commercial harbor craft at Lake Tahoe, CA. Hosted by FlyTahoe, a company developing an electric hydrofoil ferry service, the demonstration included a ride on the Vessev VS-9, a 10-passenger ferry. FlyTahoe plans to use vessels like the VS-9 to carry riders from the North Shore to the South Shore. If approved, the service would give the public a quick, environmentally friendly way to cross the lake, reducing the number of personal vehicles on the road and lowering marine emissions.