“It Was a True Blessing — I’m Really, Really Grateful.” – Steven M.

For Steven, getting an electric vehicle wasn’t just about transportation. It was about getting back on his feet and moving forward with confidence.
“I used to drive a 1999 Nissan Pathfinder, that car was basically drinking gas.” – Jielin Y.

For Jielin, upgrading to an electric vehicle was a major step toward a cleaner, more affordable way to commute — and one he had been thinking about for years
“I’m actually the first EV owner on my street, and my friends and neighbors are excited for me.” – Sarah F.

I love how nimble the car is. It actually drives better than my SUV, and I don’t have to go to a gas station and pay the high price of gas anymore.
“If I get dizzy or lose my balance, I need something that’s easy to handle and has good safety features” – Wesley A.

Wesley’s old 2000 minivan had become a hassle. “The windows don’t go down, except for the driver’s window, and only if we had to take the side panel off. Now, with his new hydrogen fuel cell vehicle through DCAP, things are much different.
“It’s So Much Better — Cheaper, Faster, and No More Gas.” — Zune P.

For Zune, switching to an electric vehicle was a practical decision that immediately improved her daily life.
“I’m glad I’m not putting out as many emissions into the world as before If I was driving gas.” – Naomi L.

For Naomi, switching to an electric vehicle was not about getting around, it was about making a difference.
“I Don’t Have to Take the Bus Anymore.” – Michael P.

For Michael, getting a new car meant more than an upgrade—it meant independence.
“It’s Made Such a Big Financial Difference for My Family.” – May M.

For May, a single parent of four in Merced, getting an electric vehicle wasn’t about the brand it was about stability, savings, and protecting her family’s health.
“I was paying quite a bit in gas and repairs,” she says. “With one car, we do five stops. We’d go back and forth all day, drop-offs, work, school. The miles really added up.”
“I love that I’m saving money and reducing my carbon footprint at the same time.” – Darshan D.

“I graduated from SDSU last year and landed my first career job,” he says. “I needed a car that was reliable, affordable, and, honestly, had working AC. My old Jetta didn’t even have that, it was torture during the summer.”
“I Don’t Need to Buy Gas Anymore, and I Save Money Every Month.” – Lim C.

For Lim, going electric was about more than convenience; it was about living his values.
“I’ve been working toward making my entire home run on clean energy,”