Vehicles & equipment

Explore WAZIP eligible vehicles and equipment

Browse approved zero-emission vehicles and equipment, compare incentive amounts and find the right fit for your fleet or business. When you’re ready to buy, contact a WAZIP-approved dealer to start your voucher.

WAZIP eligible vehicles and equipment catalog

Download the full catalog of WAZIP-eligible vehicles and equipment as a spreadsheet. The file includes fields for category, OEM, vehicle class, vehicle type and technology type so you can filter and sort to find the right fit.

Download WAZIP Vehicle & Equipment Catalog (PDF 267 KB)

An interactive, filterable catalog is planned for a future release.

Manufacturers: Get your vehicles and equipment approved for WAZIP

For vehicles and equipment to qualify for WAZIP vouchers, manufacturers must submit their models for approval.

WAZIP eligibility requirements

1. Meet basic requirements

Models must be zero-emission, commercially available and intended for commercial, non-profit or public fleet use. Built-in telematics capability is mandatory for incentive program eligibility.

2. Provide warranty and service support

Approved models must include a minimum three-year or 50,000-mile warranty (whichever comes first) for on-road vehicles or a minimum three-year or 6,500-hour warranty for off-road equipment. Manufacturers must also have at least one Washington state-based service option for repairs and support.

3. Confirm eligibility

WAZIP covers new and used on-road vehicles (Classes 2b–8) and a variety of off-road equipment. To expedite the launch, WSDOT references the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Hybrid and Zero-Emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP) and Clean Off-Road Equipment (CORE) voucher program eligibility processes as the baseline for WAZIP eligibility.

4. Submit an application

Contact to start the process of applying to make your vehicle or equipment models eligible for WAZIP. This process includes signing the document.

5. Maintain eligibility

Models must continue to meet WAZIP standards and submit required telematics data on a quarterly basis for three years. Models that no longer meet requirements may be removed from the catalog.

For complete vehicle submission details and eligibility requirements, see the .

Ineligible vehicles and equipment

The following vehicles and off-road equipment are not eligible for WAZIP funding:

All buses, including school buses and transit buses
Landscaping equipment, including leaf blowers, lawn mowers and portable generators
Conversions of off-road equipment
Used off-road equipment
EPTOs or electric power take-off units
Class 2b pickup trucks

Add vehicles or equipment to the catalog

Manufacturers, get your vehicles and equipment listed in the WAZIP catalog.
Contact WAZIP at manufacturers@wazip.org to learn more.

Not sure if your zero-emission vehicle or equipment might be eligible? Check out the WAZIP Implementation Manual (IM) (PDF 1.7 MB) for more information on eligibility rules.