- Ford Mach‑E now offers 0 % APR for up to 74 months. That’s interest-free driving on one of the hottest EVs around.
- VW ID.4 can be yours with 0 % APR or $5,000 cash back through July 31. Act before dealers pull inventory.
- Chevy, Hyundai, Nissan, and Subaru are all stacking 0 % APR on EVs. Some for as long as 6 years. These are rare deals worth a second look.
- Dealers are slashing EV prices now to clear stock before the $7,500 tax credit ends September 30.
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Did you know some EVs in California right now come with 0% APR financing for up to 72 months, saving you thousands in interest and potentially matching, or beating, gas prices?
Now that I’ve got your attention (wild, right?), let’s break down what’s actually on the table and why it matters.
You’re driving along Highway 1, salty breeze in your hair, hands on the wheel of a brand-new Mustang Mach‑E. No interest piling up. No stress from payments for the next few months. Just you, the road, and a wildly good financing offer. Sounds dreamy? It gets better.

Ford is offering a “Zero, Zero, Zero” promotion on Mustang Mach‑E units across California. This includes 0 % APR financing for 60 months, no down payment, and no payments required for the first 90 days.
Ford wants to make bringing home an electric Mustang as simple as possible. In certain areas, some dealers are extending the 0 % APR financing up to 74 months, which works out to approximately $13.50 per $1,000 financed. That level of flexibility is unusually generous. Truly.
Chevrolet is offering 0 % APR financing for 60 months on both the Equinox EV and the Blazer EV across the country. Many dealerships in California are participating in this promotion. It just seems that Chevrolet’s marketing wants to place these new electric vehicles into as many homes as possible before current tax credit and incentives come to an end.
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Hyundai is offering 0 % APR financing for 48 months on the Ioniq 6, but the deal ends on July 7. For shoppers who value design and driving range, this model is definitely worth considering.
The Volkswagen ID.4 is currently available with 0 % APR financing for up to 72 months, or you can opt for $5,000 cash back if you prefer. This offer runs through July 31. This is Volkswagen’s strongest offer so far this year. I think it’s intended to boost ID.4 adoption in key U.S. markets where demand for electric vehicles continues to grow.
Nissan is offering 0 % APR financing for 72 months on both the Ariya and the Leaf. Subaru is matching that offer with its Solterra, which also comes with 0 % APR for 72 months. However, some buyers may find Subaru’s lease deal more appealing, with payments of $299 per month and a $7,500 leasing incentive included.

Qualified buyers can now finance a new 2025 Toyota bZ4X at 0% APR for up to 72 months, with the offer applying to five different trims. The deal also includes a $2,500 cash incentive and runs through August 4, 2025. Starting MSRP for the bZ4X is $37,070, giving buyers a strong financing option on one of Toyota’s fully electric models.
There are so many offers right now because the $7,500 federal clean vehicle tax credit is scheduled to expire on September 30. Automakers are increasing their incentives to meet summer sales goals and clear out electric vehicle inventory. Dealers also want to move these vehicles before interest rates rise again, which could make financing less attractive for buyers.
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