The 6 most frequently asked questions about Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Grant funding, answered

One of the best ways to lower the cost of EV truck acquisition is with federal grant funding. Currently, the EPA is accepting applications for the Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle grant program. 

While federal funding is a great opportunity, it’s not always the most straightforward. Luckily, International Truck offers the support and resources to help make securing funding simple. With a team of zero emissions grant experts, we’ve got the answers to your most common questions. 

Q: When is the application deadline for the EPA CHDV Grant program?

A: The application process can take some time, so be sure to reach out to our team of experts by June 30 to help meet the application deadline of July 25.

Q: How can the EPA CHDV Grant program benefit our fleet? 

A: The program offers financial support for transitioning from internal combustion engine Class 6 and 7 vehicles to zero-emission alternatives. Funding can also cover charging and infrastructure, workforce training, and development. 

Q: How do I know if I am an eligible applicant?

A: Applications will be accepted only from states, municipalities, Indian Tribes, and nonprofit school transportation associations.

Q: What steps should I take to apply for the EPA CHDV Grant program?

A: Start by reaching out to our team! Our trusted advisors are equipped to answer questions about state and federal funding opportunities, as well as provide grant writing assistance. Contact us today.

Q: What are the prerequisites for applying to the EPA CHDV Grant program?

A: Applicants must have an active registration on sam.gov, qualify as an eligible applicant and be prepared to recycle older diesel vehicles for every new EV requested. We can help navigate these requirements and develop an application.

Q: Does the EPA CHDV Grant program extend to charging infrastructure?

A: Yes! The grant encompasses vehicle costs, charging stations, infrastructure, workforce training, and can be supplemented with local and state incentives. Now that you’ve got a clearer view on eligibility and requirements for this funding opportunity, the next step is to start applying! We’ve got you covered there, too. Get in touch with our team, who can help you register a SAM.gov account, provide complimentary grant writing assistance and set you up for success. 

Make sure to reach out to our team by June 30th to help  meet the July 25 application deadline.