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Presentation to the California New Motor Vehicle Board

This presentation outlines the Action Plan for Electric Vehicles presented to the California New Motor Vehicle Board by Wade Crowfoot on March 14, 2012. The plan aims to implement the Governor's Executive Order, coordinate state agency actions, and develop new strategies to build the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) market. It discusses the goals, milestones, strategies, and actions needed to support the widespread adoption of ZEVs in California.

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Presentation to the California New Motor Vehicle Board

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  1. Presentation to the California New Motor Vehicle Board Wade Crowfoot March 14, 2012

  2. Current Sales of Electric Vehicles

  3. Action Plan’s Purpose • Implement Governor’s • Executive Order • Coordinate state agency actions • Develop new actions to • build ZEV market • Outline state efforts so ZEV stakeholders can leverage them

  4. Governor’s Executive Order B-16-2012 • 2020 • ZEV infrastructure can support 1 million vehicles • Costs of ZEVs competitive with conventional vehicles • ZEVs are accessible to mainstream consumers • Widespread use of ZEVs for public transportation and freight • 2025 • 1.5 million ZEVs on CA roadways • Easy access to ZEV infrastructure • ZEV industry is strong part • of state’s economy • ZEVs displace 1.5 billion gallons • of petroleum fuels • 2015 • Community readiness in metro areas • Private investment and manufacturing growing • Academic & research institutions build • understanding of ZEVs • State fleet ZEV mandates begin

  5. Four Major Goals in the Action Plan

  6. Each goal in the Action Plan has: Brief overview of the goal Executive Order milestones relevant to the goal Strategies Actions

  7. Key 2013 priorities • Reauthorize AB 118 beyond 2015 • Ensure funding for 68 hydrogen fueling stations by end of 2015 • Maintain HOV lane access for plug-ins • Oversee effective implementation of NRG settlement • Ensure affordable electricity rates for electric vehicle charging

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