Produce fewer emissions in an EV or hybrid

According to the Environmental Protection Agency:

• Electric vehicles don't produce tailpipe emissions.¹
• Plug-in hybrids produce tailpipe emissions when gasoline is used as fuel.¹
• With programs like the Environmental Protection Agency’s SmartWay Vehicles, you can learn which vehicles emit the lowest in greenhouse gas and smog ratings.²

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Consider potential cost savings and convenience of owning an EV

According to the Environmental Protection Agency:

• Many find that charging only at home covers their daily driving needs.³
• When you’re away from home, you may visit one of the chargers currently available to the public in the U.S.³
• There may be federal tax credits or state incentives available for certain electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids (please consult your tax adviser regarding any tax needs you may have*)⁴

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Enjoy a new kind of driving experience

According to Consumer Reports:

• Most electric vehicles have instant power and a smooth, quiet ride.⁵
• The electric vehicle selection is growing as manufacturers launch more pure battery electric vehicles.⁶
• You can choose from a wide range of models, including sedans, luxury, hatchbacks, SUVs, and pickup trucks.⁵

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