2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E
For eligible first-time EV buyers and lessees
Make your first move into an all-electric Ford with an incentive applied at the point of sale on a qualifying Mustang Mach-E.
The California MyFirstEV program helps eligible first-time EV buyers and lessees make the switch to a zero-emission vehicle. At Ford of Long Beach, qualified shoppers may receive a $3,500 instant EV rebate toward a qualifying new 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E, applied at the point of sale.
Ford of Long Beach helps EV shoppers from Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill and nearby communities understand the California MyFirstEV rebate, check vehicle eligibility and find qualifying Ford Mustang Mach-E inventory.
Because eligibility can vary by vehicle configuration, MSRP, program funding and purchase date, confirm the specific VIN before buying or leasing. You can also review the official California MyFirstEV program requirements.
A modern all-electric SUV with Mustang-inspired style, connected technology and confident performance. Select configurations with an MSRP of $50,000 or less may qualify for MyFirstEV.
Search Mustang Mach-E InventoryThe vehicle must be purchased or leased and delivered and registered to a California address.
You must be a first-time buyer or lessee of a qualifying zero-emission vehicle and complete the required self-attestation.
New vehicles must be model year 2026 or newer and, for Ford, have an MSRP of $50,000 or less.
The vehicle, manufacturer and dealership must participate. Incentives are available only while program funds remain.
Select an eligible 2026 Mustang Mach-E configuration that meets current program requirements.
The dealership will help verify program availability and complete the required first-time ZEV buyer or lessee documentation.
If approved, the $3,500 combined incentive is applied at the point of sale, there is no post-purchase reimbursement wait.
These quick answers cover the questions Ford of Long Beach shoppers commonly have about the $3,500 MyFirstEV incentive and the 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E.
MyFirstEV is a California incentive for eligible residents purchasing or leasing their first qualifying zero-emission vehicle. For a qualifying new Ford EV, the incentive combines state funding with Ford's participating-manufacturer match.
Eligible buyers or lessees may receive $3,500 toward a qualifying new vehicle. The current new-vehicle amount consists of $1,750 from the State of California and a $1,750 participating-manufacturer match.
You must be a California resident and a first-time buyer or lessee of a qualifying zero-emission vehicle. The vehicle must also meet current model-year, price, registration, manufacturer, dealer and funding requirements.
Select 2026 Mustang Mach-E configurations may qualify when the MSRP is $50,000 or less and every other program requirement is met. Eligibility is based on the specific vehicle, so confirm the VIN and current program status before purchase or lease.
Yes. If you and the vehicle qualify, the incentive is applied at the point of sale rather than claimed later as a reimbursement. The dealership helps complete the required program documentation.
Other incentives may be available, but each offer has separate eligibility and compatibility rules. Ask the dealership to confirm which current Ford programs can be used with MyFirstEV on your selected Mustang Mach-E.
No. The qualifying amount is applied during the purchase or lease transaction at the participating dealership, so there is no post-purchase reimbursement wait.
Review the latest eligibility details, participating manufacturers and funding information on the California Air Resources Board MyFirstEV page.
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