Starting from cleanvehiclerebate.org, find the primary resource for California EV incentives. Once there, identify and list three distinct types of incentives: one state-level monetary incentive, one federal tax credit, and one non-monetary incentive. For each, state its nature and the direct link to more details.
Navigate to cleanvehiclerebate.org. Locate and click the link leading to additional EV incentives in California (e.g., 'EV incentives' or 'Air Resources Board's Drive Clean Buying Guide'). Once on the DriveClean website, navigate to the 'Search Incentives' page. Identify a state-level monetary incentive (e.g., rebate, grant). Identify a federal tax credit. Identify a non-monetary incentive (e.g., decal, access benefit). For each identified incentive, extract its nature (e.g., tax credit, rebate, decal) and the associated 'More Details' link.
Successfully navigate from cleanvehiclerebate.org to the 'Incentive Search' page on driveclean.ca.gov. Identify 'Consumer Assistance Program - Vehicle Retirement' or a similar state-level monetary incentive. State its nature as a 'State Vehicle Incentive' (or similar) and provide the 'More Details' link (ID 302 or equivalent). Identify 'Federal Tax Credit for New Electric Vehicles (Income Qualified)' or a similar federal tax credit. State its nature as a 'National Vehicle Incentive (Tax Credit)' and provide the 'More Details' link (ID 333 or equivalent). Identify 'Decal for High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane exemption (DMV)' or a similar non-monetary incentive. State its nature as a 'State Decal Incentive' (or similar) and provide the 'More Details' link (ID 426 or equivalent).