California’s EV Rebate Scheme Risks Wasting Taxpayer Dollars Without Real Accountability
Governor Newsom’s $200 million instant rebate plan for electric vehicles demands automaker matching funds—but lacks safeguards to ensure equity and effective use of taxpayer money.
California's latest attempt to prop up the electric vehicle (EV) market under Governor Gavin Newsom’s $200 million instant rebate proposal may sound like a win for consumers, but a closer look reveals a troubling pattern of government overreach and misplaced priorities. While Washington failed to maintain federal EV incentives amid shifting political winds, Sacramento now proposes a state-specific program that asks automakers to match taxpayer dollars dollar-for-dollar—yet offers little transparency or protections for the hardworking Californians footing the bill. Who Really Benefits When Auto Giants Match Our Taxes? The plan positions itself as a pivot to stimulate slowed EV sales...
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