Ready to upgrade to an eco-friendly ride and keep more money in your pocket? The Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program (OCVRP) makes it highly rewarding for drivers on the Central Oregon Coast to lower their emissions while enjoying substantial savings on qualifying electric (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models.
This state-funded initiative is open for a strictly limited time -- running from August 25, 2026, up through November 4 (or until funding is depleted.) Oregon residents who purchase or lease an eligible vehicle during this window can receive generous rebates toward their transaction.¹ Because only specific vehicles that meet the state's criteria qualify, now is the perfect time to visit our Newport Toyota dealership to secure your match before the program window closes!
What Is the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program?
The Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program is a statewide initiative created to help Oregonians transition to cleaner, more efficient transportation. By purchasing or leasing a new, qualifying EV or PHEV, Oregon residents can secure a cash rebate to significantly offset the cost of their upgrade.1
Both new and eligible used vehicles can qualify, provided all state conditions are met.1 Please note that the program is strictly date-dependent -- vehicles acquired outside of the active Fall 2026 window will not be eligible for rebate funds.
What Toyota Models Are Eligible?
Toyota of Newport offers a fantastic lineup of new Toyota vehicles that meet the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program guidelines. Depending on state eligibility lists and our current inventory, you can choose from popular, highly efficient models like the Toyota bZ, Toyota C-HR, Prius Plug-In, and RAV4 Plug-In, depending on current inventory and state eligibility lists.¹
We encourage you to browse our current EV and PHEV stock online or in-store. Our knowledgeable sales team is here to help you confirm the eligibility of your preferred model, ensuring it appears on the official Oregon Eligible Vehicle List at the time of your purchase.
What Are the Rebate Amounts?
Depending on the specific vehicle technology, standard buyers can enjoy the following savings:¹
- New BEV: Up to $2,000 toward an eligible new Battery Electric Vehicle
- New PHEV: Up to $1,500 toward an eligible new Plug-in Hybrid
- Zero-Emissions Motorcycle: Up to $375 for eligible motorcycles
For qualifying purchases and leases made during the active dates, these standard savings can be applied directly to help lower your costs.
What Are the Charge Ahead Rebate Amounts?
To help maximize affordability for income-eligible households, Oregon offers the Charge Ahead Rebate with even higher funding amounts:¹
- New BEV: Up to $7,500
- New PHEV: Up to $5,000
- Used BEV: Up to $4,000, or up to 30% of the purchase price
- Used PHEV: Up to $2,500
To take advantage of these enhanced savings, applicants must meet specific state income limits and are encouraged to complete a prequalification application to secure a voucher prior to finalizing their purchase or lease. The Charge Ahead Rebate is a fantastic way to put a modern, electric vehicle in the driveway of more Oregon families.
What Are the Exclusions to this Program?
To ensure a smooth process, please keep the following state exclusions and restrictions in mind:¹
- Used vehicles cannot have a salvage or total loss title, and they must not have been previously owned by another member of the applicant's household.
- Transactions (purchases or leases) completed before August 25, 2026, or after November 4, 2026, are entirely excluded from the program.1
- The vehicle you choose must be actively listed on the official Eligible Vehicle List to qualify.
- The state enforces a lifetime limit of two OCVRP rebates per applicant.
How to Claim the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate
Don't miss out on these substantial state incentives. Make the switch to a cleaner commute with the experts at Toyota of Newport. We have a great selection of qualifying Toyota EV and PHEV models ready for delivery, but this limited funding window closes on November 4, 2026 or when funding is depleted.1
Contact Toyota of Newport today to confirm vehicle eligibility, check your qualifications and drive away with incredible savings!
1 Customers must apply for the income based rebate prior to purchase. Customers can receive either the Standard Rebate or the Charge Ahead Rebate. Standard Rebate recipients cannot later receive the Charge Ahead Rebate. Vehicles must be obtained while the program is open. Limit of two (2) rebates per applicant per lifetime, including rebates received prior to May 19, 2026. Salvage and total loss vehicles are not eligible. Vehicles must be purchased or leased August 25, 2026, through November 4, 2026 to qualify. Any vehicles purchased or leased prior to August 25, 2026, while the program was suspended, are NOT eligible to apply for Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebates. Purchases or leases made after November 4, 2026 will not be eligible for Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebates. Applicants will be placed on waitlist if rebate funds are depleted. See dealer for full details.
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Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate FAQs
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What Toyota models are eligible for the Oregon EV rebate?
Choose from the all-electric Toyota bZ4X or plug-in hybrids like the Prius PHEV and RAV4 PHEV. Visit Toyota of Newport to find an eligible model before the limited program window closes.
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How much does the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate save car buyers?
Standard buyers can save up to $2,000 on a new battery electric vehicle and up to $1,500 on a new plug-in hybrid. Stop by our dealership in Newport to apply these savings directly to your next purchase or lease.
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Who qualifies for the Charge Ahead Rebate amounts?
Income-eligible Oregon households can receive up to $7,500 for a new electric vehicle and up to $5,000 for a new plug-in hybrid. Contact the finance experts at Toyota of Newport to check your qualifications and secure your voucher today.
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What exclusions apply to the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program?
Your purchase or lease must be completed strictly between August 25, 2026, and November 4, 2026. The state also enforces a lifetime limit of two rebates per applicant, and used vehicles must not have a salvage title.