Bay Area Clean Cars for All
by Bay Area Air Quality Management District
Bay Area scrap-and-replace incentive for income-eligible residents in the air district’s jurisdiction.
What you can get
Income-eligible scrap-and-replace incentive in the Bay Area air district
The Bay Area air district’s Clean Cars for All program is open. Income must be at or below 300% of the federal poverty level. Applications on or after July 1, 2026 use total income, not AGI. Residents must live in the district’s jurisdiction. This site does not evaluate ZIP lists or FPL tables, so income and exact service-area details stay unresolved.
Overview
Bay Area scrap-and-replace incentive for income-eligible residents in the air district’s jurisdiction.
Who may qualify
- The program is a scrap-and-replace incentive.
Location / service area
Available in Sonoma County, Alameda County, Contra Costa County, Marin County, Napa County, San Francisco County, San Mateo County, Santa Clara County, and Solano County
How to apply
Use the official application or program page. Confirm current instructions with the administrator before you apply.
Preapproval required
Important things to know
Last verified: Sep 6, 2026 · Confidence: High
Official sources
Related programs
May be combined in some cases with
MyFirstEVCARB MyFirstEV materials describe stacking with Clean Cars 4 All in some cases. Confirm with both administrators before assuming both awards apply.
Cannot be combined with
BAR Consumer Assistance Program Vehicle RetirementDo not treat BAR retirement and a Clean Cars 4 All scrap-and-replace award as additive for the same surrendered vehicle.
Not sure what you qualify for?
Check your eligibility. We’ll compare your answers with published program rules.
Eligibility is based on published program information and the details you provide. Program rules, funding and availability can change. Always confirm eligibility with the official program administrator.