4xe State Incentives [California]

[blueweb]

Looking through the Jeep's incentives page to see what California state incentives were there to offer. There are 6 listed currently on Jeep's website. But after reading through them all, most of them have already expired (before the release of 4xe) or location-based. The only one I would be able to obtain is the HOV Lane stickers. I would have imagined Jeep would have read through all of the expiration dates before listing them on their official site for the new 4xe. On their website, it makes it appear as if California 4xe purchasers will have a lot of incentives available to choose from when in reality there are only a few left to choose from.

Jeep Wrangler 4xe Incentives page

Here is the official list of all of the Laws, Incentives, and Regulations related to alternative fuels and advanced vehicles for California.

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[Zandcwhite]

Looking through the Jeep's incentives page to see what California state incentives were there to offer. There are 6 listed currently on Jeep's website. But after reading through them all, most of them have already expired (before the release of 4xe) or location-based. The only one I would be able to obtain is the HOV Lane stickers. I would have imagined Jeep would have read through all of the expiration dates before listing them on their official site for the new 4xe. On their website, it makes it appear as if California 4xe purchasers will have a lot of incentives available to choose from when in reality there are only a few left to choose from.

Jeep Wrangler 4xe Incentives page

Here is the official list of all of the Laws, Incentives, and Regulations related to alternative fuels and advanced vehicles for California.

From your own list, I'm reading neither bullet points 1 or 5 are expired, that would be $2,500 in rebates, plus the $7,500 federal tax credit. $10k off a new Wrangler PHEV plus the hov sticker is almost enough to make me want to go buy one.

 

[Notorious]

I would have imagined Jeep would have read through all of the expiration dates before listing them on their official site for the new 4xe.

It does say this on the bottom of those PDFs.

 

[blueweb]

From your own list, I'm reading neither bullet points 1 or 5 are expired, that would be $2,500 in rebates, plus the $7,500 federal tax credit. $10k off a new Wrangler PHEV plus the hov sticker is almost enough to make me want to go buy one.

Exactly, those are two great state incentives, and they are still available for all California residents. But those two incentives are nowhere to be found on Jeep's list of incentives. If Jeep was trying to incentivize customers into buying a 4xe, you would think they would have a more accurate list.

 

[HungryHound]

Looking through the Jeep's incentives page to see what California state incentives were there to offer. There are 6 listed currently on Jeep's website. But after reading through them all, most of them have already expired (before the release of 4xe) or location-based. The only one I would be able to obtain is the HOV Lane stickers. I would have imagined Jeep would have read through all of the expiration dates before listing them on their official site for the new 4xe. On their website, it makes it appear as if California 4xe purchasers will have a lot of incentives available to choose from when in reality there are only a few left to choose from.

Jeep Wrangler 4xe Incentives page

Here is the official list of all of the Laws, Incentives, and Regulations related to alternative fuels and advanced vehicles for California.

You've obviously haven't seen today's workforce if you're disappointed in the quality of accuracy.

 

[Notorious]

I would have imagined

you would think

You are expecting too much. Stop.

 

[blueweb]

Stop.

No.

 

[blueweb]

It does say this on the bottom of those PDFs.

You've obviously haven't seen today's workforce if you're disappointed in the quality of accuracy.

Oh, I'm sorry that I'm expecting above-average accuracy for a vehicle that is priced at +$48,000.

 

[HungryHound]

Oh, I'm sorry that I'm expecting above-average accuracy for a vehicle that is priced at +$48,000.

That was meant with sarcasm. You'd think FCA could afford to hire somebody competent to run their website.

 

[Oncorhynchus]

You better believe that the FCA legal department is reviewing the website content and is driving their marketing team to put up as much “evergreen” wording as possible. Websites have so much content these days that it is tough for companies to keep track of it all. And customizing for the different regulations in each state is another level of hassle. I’d go check a website dedicated to electric cars before the manufacturer’s website if I were searching for the information that the OP was seeking.

 

[Notorious]

Oh, I'm sorry that I'm expecting above-average accuracy for a vehicle that is priced at +$48,000.

Welcome to the beginning of a series of disappointments for you.

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