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GM Will Discount Models Not Currently Eligible for $7,500 Tax Credit

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The EV tax credit rules changed again at the beginning of 2024, and stricter requirements on battery materials sourcing cut several previously qualified models from the list. A spokesperson told the publication, "The Cadillac Lyriq and Chevrolet Blazer EV will temporarily lose eligibility for the clean vehicle credit on Jan.

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Which EVs Still Qualify for Federal Tax Credits?

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With the guidance having come in on the United States’ updated EV tax credit scheme, outlined in the so-called Inflation Reduction Act, we now have a pretty good idea of which electric vehicles still qualify. Image: Jan Hendrik/Shutterstock] Become a& TTAC& insider.

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Hertz Trims EV Fleet With Massive Sell-Off

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Hertz found that out the hard way, as it aggressively invested in new EVs for its rental fleet a couple of years ago, only to begin selling them off in 2024. While that splashy announcement likely netted the company new customers, it now has hundreds of EVs on sale as it moves to scale back its fleet.

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Automotive Execs Speculate About Hypothetical EV Camaro and Mustang Sedan

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General Motors president Mark Reuss threw some shade at the all-electric Ford “Mustang” Mach-E by suggesting an electrified Chevrolet Camaro would not go the crossover route if he had his druthers. The Camaro news is more speculative, resulting from an interview Mark Reuss had with MotorTrend about the future of the model.

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The Chevy Equinox EV Won't Start At $30,000 After All

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Even with government tax credits and other incentives, electric models are out of reach for many buyers, and the seemingly constant pricing fluctuations aren’t helping. These prices also do not reflect incentives, such as tax and state credits, that could significantly lower the cost of entry.

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EV Supply Chains May Be Dirtier Than You Think

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That could raise EV prices initially, as much of the existing sourcing and refining infrastructure lies in China, and upcoming changes to the tax credit rules will make vehicles with Chinese-sourced or refined materials ineligible. Image: Chevrolet] Become a& TTAC insider.

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A New Chevy Bolt is On the Way With Ultium Power

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With incentives and tax credits, the final price could be much lower than that, making it the most affordable new EV on sale now. & [Image: Chevrolet] Become a& TTAC insider. The current Bolt starts at well under $30,000 and offers a fantastic 259-mile range for the money.