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THE CORE EV INCENTIVE
GET REWARDED FOR GOING ELECTRIC
California CORE vouchers now available for CASE electric backhoes, excavators, and loaders. Save big on your first EV machine—no diesel trade-in required.
CASE Electric Construction Equipment now qualifies for California CORE Vouchers! Get instant point-of-sale discounts through the Clean Off-Road Equipment (CORE) Incentive Project—helping you cover the EV premium and add powerful new tools to your fleet.
What is the CA CORE Program?
California's Clean Off-Road Equipment (CORE) Program
- Funded by CARB, CORE offers point-of-sale cash vouchers for zero-emission off-road equipment.
- No scrappage required. Buy new EV machinery at a reduced price instantly.
- Vouchers range up to $500,000 depending on equipment size.
- Eligible buyers: California-based businesses, public agencies, and small fleets.
Bonus Enhancements
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- +10% if deployed in disadvantaged communities (DAC)
- +15% if you’re a verified small business
- Up to $30K for EV charger installations (≥ 50 kW)
Eligible CASE Electric Equipment Models
MODEL
DESCRIPTION
INCENTIVE
580EV
Backhoe Loader
$290,000
CX25EV (Cab)
Mini Excavator
$46,000
CX25EV (ROPS)
Mini Excavator
$43,000
CL36EV
Compact Wheel Loader
$53,000
Why Choose CASE Electric Machines?
✅ Zero emissions = meets California clean energy goals
✅ No idling or fumes = safer urban operation
✅ Reduced fuel & maintenance costs
✅ Quieter operation for job sites with sound limits
✅ Higher resale value with clean tech certification
Plus, purchase support via CORE makes going electric financially practical.
Simple 3-Step Process to Save with CORE
1. Select your equipment
Choose from eligible CASE electric machines.
2. Connect with a CORE-approved dealer
They handle your application and file paperwork.
3. Apply and Purchase
Once approved, your discount applies at purchase—no waiting for rebates.
Leading the Charge
Building a Cleaner Future with CORE-Approved EV Machinery
CASE isn’t just keeping up with the future—it’s building it.
By launching fully electric machines like the 580EV backhoe, CX25EV mini excavators, and CL36EV compact wheel loader, CASE is making clean construction practical, powerful, and available today.
Fully Compliant with the California CORE Program
CASE’s electric equipment lineup meets all the technical requirements of the California CORE (Clean Off-Road Equipment) Voucher Incentive Project, a state-funded initiative that helps offset the cost of zero-emission off-road equipment.
Here’s what it means for you:
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All listed CASE EV models are pre-approved for CORE funding
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No scrappage required—get funding without trading in your diesel machines
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Instant savings at the point of sale—no waiting for rebates
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Receive up to $290,000+ in vouchers for select CASE equipment
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Small business and DAC enhancements apply: +10% to +15% bonus funding
Leading the Industry into Zero Emissions
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
CASE’s move into electric machinery is more than innovation—it’s alignment with a cleaner construction future.
With lower operating costs, powerful performance, and full state incentive support, there’s never been a better time to upgrade.
“CASE EV equipment helps you meet California’s clean air goals—without sacrificing power or productivity.”
Diesel vs Electric
See the Difference – Visually and Financially
Explore how the CASE 580EV electric backhoe stacks up against its diesel counterpart. This interactive slider shows not only the environmental upgrade but also the long-term cost savings—especially when paired with California’s CORE voucher program.
CASE DIESEL
Cost Breakdown (3 Years):
- Equipment: $120K
- Fuel: $75K
- Maintenance: $40K
- Downtime: $10K
= Total: ~$245,000
CASE 580EV
Cost Breakdown (3 Years):
- Equipment: $290K
- CORE Incentive: –$290K
- Fuel: $0
- Maintenance: ~$10K
= Total: ~$10,000
FAQ About CALIFORNIA CORE
Who qualifies for CORE vouchers?
Eligible applicants must be California-based businesses or public agencies.
For Fiscal Year 2024–25, vouchers are limited to small businesses and public agencies, with “small business” defined as having ≤ $15M annual revenue and ≤ 100 employees
What types of equipment are eligible?
CORE supports zero-emission off‑road equipment categories including construction, agricultural, forklifts, cargo handling, rail, harbor craft, and terminal equipment. Equipment must meet technical thresholds (like ≥ 19 kW motor for construction machines)
How much funding is available?
Voucher amounts vary:
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Construction & agriculture equipment: up to $500,000
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Large forklifts, rail, harbor craft: up to $1,000,000
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Infrastructure enhancements: $3,000 (small charger) to $30,000 (≥ 50 kW EVSE)
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TRUs: up to $65,000, etc.
Are there incentive enhancements available?
Yes:
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+15% for qualifying small businesses
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+10% for equipment deployed in Disadvantaged Communities (DACs)
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Infrastructure incentive up to $30,000 per unit
Do I need to scrap old diesel equipment?
No. CORE does not require scrappage—you can purchase new zero-emission equipment without retiring existing machines
How does the application process work?
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Connect with a CORE-approved dealer who submits the voucher request on your behalf via the Voucher Processing Center.
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Must be in regulatory compliance (e.g. California registration) prior to application.
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The voucher is applied at point-of-sale, so you pay the discounted price immediately
Is there a limit on how many vouchers or fleet size?
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No cap on fleet size or number of vouchers per purchaser—multiple units per fleet are allowed.
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Vouchers are issued first‑come, first‑served, funding is often oversubscribed, and a contingency waitlist may be available
How long must equipment remain in California?
Once purchased, the equipment must be operated in California for at least three years, with annual telematics or reporting submissions documenting hours, energy use, and deployment in communities
When will CORE heavy-duty funding re-open?
The Heavy-Duty funding segment opens on August 19, 2025 at 9 AM PST. Until then, applications for FY 2024‑25 heavy-duty equipment are closed. Smaller landscape equipment funds may open earlier in March 2025.
Your Next Machine Starts Here
Whether you’re running diesel or electric, we’ve got your back. Book a demo, explore incentive-ready equipment, or speak with an expert who knows CASE machines inside and out.
