GM Backtracks on Plan to Claim Last-Minute EV Tax Credits: Reuters
Tesla cut about $5,000 by removing features to sustain sales after the $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit expired, as other automakers adjust strategies.
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GM Ends Extended EV Tax Credit Plan and Offers Its Own Incentive
General Motors Co. has decided not to offer federal tax credits on electric vehicles that were in transit to dealers or on their lots before last month’s expiration of the $7,500 incentive, opting instead to give about $6,000 of its own cash for lease support and to keep EV sales going.
Automakers are getting creative with how to sell EVs in the post-tax credit era
Tesla unveiled a lower-cost version of its Model 3 and Model Y a week after the $7,500 tax credit in the US expired.Kevin Carter/Getty ImagesAutomakers are rethinking how to sell their EVs in the US with the end of the $7,500 tax credit.Tesla unveiled lower-cost, stripped-down trims of the Model 3 and Model Y.Other automakers are either offering discounts or killing EV models outright.EV tax credit season is over. Federal support for EV discount…
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