Your Guide to Electric Vehicles

Your guide to electric vehicles

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There are 69 all-electric vehicles available in Washington state. Discover yours.

With more models than ever, there’s an electric vehicle for everyone. Find the one that fits your lifestyle, and see how much you can save on fuel and maintenance annually.

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Tesla

Model Y Long Range AWD

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Electric Range330 miles

MSRP$62,990

Kia

Niro EV EX

Electric Range239 miles

MSRP$39,990

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Nissan

LEAF S

Electric Range149 miles

MSRP$27,400

Ford

F-150 Lightning Platinum

Electric Range300 miles

MSRP$96,874

Tesla

Model Y Long Range AWD

Kia

Niro EV EX

Nissan

LEAF S

Ford

F-150 Lightning Platinum

Going electric is good for the planet.

Washington's power mix means you can dramatically reduce your CO2 emissions by switching to an electric vehicle.

Annual emmisions*

*Pounds CO₂ equivalent per vehicle, based on ~12,000 miles/year

As of 2021. Data courtesy of AFDC.

Washington power mix

As of 2021. Data courtesy of EIA.gov.

Save on your EV purchase with incentives and tax credits.

The federal government and Washington state are offering incentives and tax credits that can save you thousands on your EV purchase.

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Tax Credit

Up to $7,500

Federal Tax Credit

Due to recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, many EVs and PHEVs no longer qualify for a federal tax incentive. This incentive may return in 2023 for select vehicles.

Tax Exemption

Washington Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Tax Exemption

Beginning July 1, 2022, 50% of the retail sales and state use tax does not apply to the sale or lease of the first 650 purchases of new passenger vehicles, light-duty trucks, and medium-duty passenger vehicles powered by fuel cells. The maximum value amount eligible for the tax exemption is the less of $16,000 or the fair market value of the vehicle. Additionally, all used FCEV sales and leases are exempt from the retail and state use tax.

Tax Exemption

Washington State EV Infrastructure Tax Exemption

Washington sales and use taxes do not apply to the labor and services for purchasing and installing EV infrastructure, including home charging stations.

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Up & Go Electric Station
Public charging from PSE
Up & Go Electric

Public stations
Installed by business or government

High Power Stations
DC fast charge or superchargers

Other Types of Stations
Private stations

Data courtesy of the Alternative Fuel Data Center. Map may not reflect latest availability of charging stations.