加州拟推新电动汽车激励计划，要求车企匹配州资金

California is preparing a major overhaul of its electric-vehicle incentive strategy, proposing a $200 million program that would require automakers to match state funds in order to participate. The plan, announced by the administration of Governor Gavin Newsom, is designed to lower the upfront cost of electric vehicles for first-time buyers while shifting part of the financial burden to manufacturers. If approved by state lawmakers, the program would represent a departure from earlier rebate systems that relied almost entirely on public funds. Officials say the new approach is intended to stretch limited state resources, accelerate EV adoption, and encourage automakers to take a more active role in expanding access to clean transportation. …