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The House will not vote this week on extending the ACA's enhanced premium subsidies, leading to frustration among moderate Republicans who warn of rising insurance costs for over 20 million Americans. An effort to include the extension in a GOP health plan was blocked, and despite calls for bipartisan action, no immediate solution is expected before the year's end.
OpenAI has urged the US government to expand the Chips Act tax credit to include AI data centers, servers, and electrical components to reduce costs and support the growth of AI infrastructure in the US, amidst ongoing discussions about government support and industry funding strategies.
Ford's U.S. electric vehicle sales dropped 25% in October after the end of the federal tax credit, signaling a challenging year for EV sales, although overall vehicle sales increased slightly. Ford's stock declined modestly, but the company remains resilient due to its traditional auto sales and better-than-expected tariff impacts. EV makers like Rivian and Lucid also saw declines, reflecting broader market concerns about EV demand.
U.S. EV sales have plummeted following the end of federal tax credits, with major brands like Hyundai, Kia, Honda, and Subaru experiencing significant declines in October, leading to a challenging market environment for electric vehicle manufacturers.
Hyundai's electric vehicle sales plummeted in October following the expiration of the federal tax credit, with a 63% drop in IONIQ 5 sales, although hybrid sales increased. Despite the decline, Hyundai remains optimistic about reaching record sales in 2025 and continues to offer incentives. The market disruption is attributed to a surge of buyers before the tax credit ended, affecting not only Hyundai but also other automakers like Ford, Kia, and Honda.
General Motors plans to take a $1.6 billion charge in Q3 due to reduced EV demand following the removal of federal tax incentives and policy changes, leading to adjustments in their EV strategy and capacity. The company expects EV adoption to slow and faces additional challenges from trade tariffs, impacting its financial outlook.
Homeowners are rushing to install battery storage systems before the 30% tax credit expires at the end of 2025, causing demand surges, supply chain challenges, and potential installation delays, while new technologies highlight the growing interest in sustainable energy solutions.
General Motors set a new quarterly record for electric vehicle sales in Q3 2025, driven by high demand before the expiration of the federal $7,500 EV tax credit, with overall vehicle sales up 7.7% year-over-year. Despite a slowdown expected in Q4 due to the tax credit ending, GM's core ICE vehicle sales remain strong, and the stock has a Moderate Buy rating with a target price of $64, indicating potential upside.
Ford and General Motors are extending the $7,500 EV lease credit through their leasing programs by purchasing vehicles upfront and offering leases with the subsidy factored in, despite the federal EV tax credit ending today. This move aims to keep EV sales strong and affordable for consumers until the program concludes at the end of the year.
The expiration of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit on October 1 is expected to lead to a decline in EV sales and potentially higher prices, although automakers may respond with discounts and incentives to maintain demand. The end of the credit could also result in reduced production and availability of EVs, but many consumers remain committed to purchasing EVs due to factors like performance and environmental concerns. The impact will vary across different vehicle models, especially luxury and larger vehicles that are not eligible for the credit.
The end of US EV tax credits is expected to cause a temporary surge in EV purchases as buyers rush to capitalize on incentives, but this may lead to a longer-term increase in EV adoption driven by positive word-of-mouth and consumer satisfaction, potentially accelerating the transition to electric vehicles even after subsidies end.
The recent surge in electric vehicle sales in the U.S. is expected to be short-lived due to policy changes, rising costs, and consumer hesitations, leading to a prolonged sales plateau and potential setbacks in climate goals.
Tesla's US market share of electric vehicle sales has dropped below 40% in August 2023, declining from over 80% in previous years, amid a surge in EV sales and increased competition following the expiration of the federal tax credit, with global sales also declining and market share in Europe and China decreasing.
EV sales are currently booming due to a last-minute rush before the federal tax credit expires on September 30, leading automakers to offer significant discounts. However, GM warns that these 'irrational' discounts will end once excess inventory is cleared, and demand is expected to slow down in the coming months. Meanwhile, Tesla is adjusting its Robotaxi operations in Texas to comply with new regulations, indicating a cautious approach to autonomous vehicle deployment.
Electric vehicle sales in the US are surging, with Hyundai, Kia, Ford, and GM reporting record months, driven by the expiration of the tax credit and pent-up demand. VW is slowing ID.4 production due to market demand, and the IRS has extended paperwork deadlines for buyers. The EV market is expected to normalize after the initial surge, with established automakers gaining market share while some competitors scale back.