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Toyota will join Tesla, GM in losing EV tax credit after it reaches sales cap

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Toyota will soon join Tesla and General Motors as automakers that no longer qualify for the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit. This means anyone buying a Toyota EV after the company reaches 200,000 electric units sold will not receive the credit. The Chevrolet Bolt EV contributed to GM’s EV sales for many years.

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Sen. Joe Manchin blasts EV tax credit expansion, calls for hydrogen development

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West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin blasted a potential expansion of the electric vehicle (EV) tax credit on Thursday, while also calling for the development of the hydrogen sector to decarbonize the transportation industry. Tesla will produce at least 1 million vehicles globally this year after coming just short of the mark in 2021.

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Proposed Changes to the Federal EV Tax Credit Passed by the House of Representatives

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Passage by the Senate is far from a certainty and will require all 50 yes votes including from conservative-leaning Democrat Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia to the Independent Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. To date, two manufacturers — Tesla and General Motors — saw the tax credit phaseout completely.

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U.S. EV buyers will get the $7,500 tax credit with a few catches

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The $7,500 check sent to buyers by the Federal Government incentivizes the purchase of sustainable passenger vehicles, so long as the company you are buying from has not sold 200,000 electrified units, which disqualifies Tesla and General Motors from the program. Senator Deb Fischer (@SenatorFischer) August 11, 2021.