EV Tax Credits Reduced for Ford and Stellantis Models in 2023.

Some Ford and Stellantis EV models will still be eligible for federal tax credits, despite the new battery sourcing rules that take effect on April 18. Ford's F-150 Lightning and Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring will still qualify for a $7,500 credit, while other models will see credits drop to $3,750. Stellantis' Chrysler Pacifica plug-in electric hybrid will qualify for $7,500 tax credits, while the Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe and Jeep Wrangler 4xe qualify for just $3,750. Silicon Valley-based company Sila has finalized a mass manufacturing process for the first silicon-based anodes, which will immediately boost maximum vehicle ranges by 20 percent. Analysts doubt that synthetic fuels will ever make a meaningful contribution to the industry achieving carbon neutrality.
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