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Kentucky Incentives and Laws for HEVs / PHEVs

The list below contains summaries of all Kentucky incentives and laws related to HEVs / PHEVs.

Laws and Regulations

Vehicle Acquisition Priorities and Alternative Fuel Use Requirement

The Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet (Cabinet) must develop a strategy to replace at least 50% of commonwealth motor fleet light-duty vehicles with energy-efficient vehicles including hybrid electric, advanced lean burn, fuel cell, and alternative fuel vehicles. The Cabinet must also develop a strategy to increase the use of ethanol, biodiesel, and other alternative fuels in commonwealth motor vehicle fleets. The Cabinet must report targeted vehicle and fuel usage amounts annually. (Reference Kentucky Revised Statutes 45A.625)