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business3 months ago

Elon Musk Discusses Tesla's Future Post EV Tax Credit

The expiration of the $7,500 EV tax credit, a significant government subsidy for Tesla, is expected to reduce EV sales by 16-38%, impacting Tesla's revenue and profitability. While Tesla has benefited from government incentives in the past, the end of this credit, along with the removal of other subsidies like the CAFE credit, poses challenges for the company's growth and stock valuation. Elon Musk has shifted from suggesting Tesla would benefit from the credit's end to criticizing the law for favoring oil and gas industries.

via The Motley Fool|
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auto-industry3 months ago

Major Automakers Retreat from EV Tax Credit Extensions Amid Industry Challenges

GM backed out of its EV lease credit plan due to political pushback, while Ford is halting F-150 Lightning production because of aluminum supply issues caused by a fire at Novelis. Additionally, GM has reversed its plan to extend EV lease discounts, and nearly $1.1 billion in federal grants to GM and Stellantis may be rescinded due to funding cancellations. Despite these challenges, more affordable EV options are now available, with prices under $40,000.

via InsideEVs|
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business3 months ago

GM adjusts EV incentives as U.S. electric vehicle market faces challenges

GM has decided not to extend the $7,500 federal EV tax credit through leasing beyond September 30, instead offering about $6,000 from its own funds to support EV leases until the end of October, as part of a move to close a loophole exploited by automakers to pass on the tax credit via leasing. This change comes amid GM's record EV sales and plans to introduce more affordable EVs in the future.

via Electrek|
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business3 months ago

Automakers Raise EV Prices Amid Expiring Subsidies and Federal Support

Tesla increased lease prices for its popular EVs following the expiration of the federal EV tax credit, which previously offered significant incentives. The tax credit's end, part of political decisions, is expected to cost Tesla around $1.2 billion annually and has contributed to a decline in its market share. Elon Musk's political activities and controversial statements have also impacted Tesla's brand perception, despite Musk becoming the world's first $500 billion individual.

via Gizmodo|
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business3 months ago

Ford and GM Extend EV Tax Credits Amid Slowing Sales and Market Uncertainty

Ford and GM will continue offering the $7,500 EV tax credit beyond the September 30 deadline through dealer programs and lease incentives, helping to sustain EV sales despite the expiration of the federal tax credit. The automakers are providing down payments to dealers to make vehicles eligible for the credit, and various brands are still offering attractive incentives and new affordable EV models, which should support the market through 2025.

via Electrek|
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business3 months ago

U.S. EV Tax Credit Ends, Impacting Sales and Prices

The federal $7,500 EV tax credit expired on October 1, likely causing a short-term decline in EV sales and higher prices, as automakers face a less supportive policy environment. Despite this, some experts believe the market will adjust, with automakers needing to produce more affordable EVs and consumers shifting towards long-term ownership. The end of the credits also exposes challenges like declining residual values and fewer EV options, amid political moves that favor fossil fuels over renewable energy. Overall, the EV market is at a pivotal point, balancing regulatory changes, market adaptation, and ongoing innovation.

via The Verge|
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auto-industry3 months ago

California and Federal EV Tax Credits Disappear, Impacting Adoption and Prices

California will not replace the federal $7,500 EV tax credit due to budget constraints and blames GM for opposing measures that led to its end, while other industry updates include BYD's aggressive expansion in Europe and Tesla owners in China suing over hardware issues. The industry faces challenges from Chinese automakers and internal disputes over technology and loyalty.

via InsideEVs|
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business4 months ago

US EV Market Faces Changes as Tax Credits End and Tariffs Loom

The federal EV tax credit worth up to $7,500 is ending on September 30, but the IRS has clarified that as long as a binding contract and payment are made before the deadline, the purchase can still qualify for the credit even if delivery occurs later. This flexibility is especially helpful for buyers ordering or shipping vehicles from out of state. The end of the credit is expected to impact EV sales, which have already seen a slowdown, but long-term growth in electric vehicle adoption remains likely.

via NPR|
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business6 months ago

Upcoming EV Tax Credit Changes and Their Impact on U.S. Car Buyers

The $7,500 federal EV tax credit will expire on September 30 after President Trump signed the Big Beautiful Bill, making it a good time for potential buyers to purchase new electric vehicles before the incentive ends. Used EVs also qualify for a smaller tax credit, and market competition may influence prices and incentives in the future. If you're planning to buy an EV and can afford it, it's advisable to do so before the credit expires.

via Business Insider|
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