REE’s class 4 software-driven commercial EV was approved for the Massachusetts MOR-EV truck incentive which, when combined with the federal credit, could total up to
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Both private and nonprofit entities as well as educational institutions and local, municipal and state governments are eligible to take advantage of the incentive.
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REE’s class 4 software-driven commercial EV was approved for the Massachusetts MOR-EV truck incentive which, when combined with the federal credit, could total up to $70,000 in cost savings per vehicle
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