Did you know that electric vehicles (EVs) are now better than gas-powered cars in almost every way?
With excellent performance, long-range, and smart technology features, electric cars are emissions-free and fun to drive. And since driving a gas-powered car is a big part of our carbon footprints, switching to an electric car is a great way to do something about climate change.
Discover how electric vehicles can be a great fit for you and your family. Plugin. Feel good.
WHY DO IT
Getting an electric car can help you:
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Reduce air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions
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Improve safety
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Save money on fuel and repairs
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Enjoy a better driving experience
GET INSPIRED
GET STARTED
Follow these easy steps to get an electric car:
1. Learn about electric cars
2. Research available models
3. Take a test drive
4. Evaluate your charging options
5. Buy or lease your electric vehicle
LEARN MORE
Read about electric vehicles.
LOCAL RESOURCES
Here are some local resources to help you learn about electric cars in your area.
Drive Clean Marin’s mission is to inspire Marin residents and employees to drive electric. Learn how to switch from driving gasoline-powered vehicles to cars powered by renewable energy, taking measurable actions to reduce your carbon footprint.
Sign up online for 100% Deep Green from Marin Clean Energy (MCE).
MCE’s service area includes all of Marin and Napa Counties, unincorporated Contra Costa County, as well as Benicia, Concord, Danville, El Cerrito, Lafayette, Martinez, Moraga, Oakley, Pinole, Pittsburg, Richmond, San Pablo, San Ramon, and Walnut Creek.
Golden Gate Electric Vehicle Association (GGEVA) is an all-volunteer, non-profit educational, support, and advocacy organization that promotes electric vehicles — and the expansion of the infrastructure to support electric mobility regardless of vehicle type.
Marin Commutes keeps you informed about local programs to ease your commute and contribute to cleaner air and a healthier environment. Check out their list of incentives and rebates for new EVs.
This listing focuses on Marin and nearby counties at this time. More locations coming soon.
