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New Jersey Approves Additional EV Road Use Taxes

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As more electric vehicles hit the roads, states are grappling with the change in tax revenues they’re seeing as a result. EV buyers don’t pay gas taxes, slashing millions out of state highway budgets and making it hard to afford planned improvements.

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Report: Tesla To Build Fabled Affordable Electric Car in Germany

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New reports state that Tesla is working toward an affordable EV model and note that it will produce the vehicles at its German location near Berlin. As these things tend to go with Tesla, the information came from an unnamed source, as reported by Automotive News. We’re back here again.

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The Nissan Leaf is Eligible for a $3,750 Tax Credit Again

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The Nissan Leaf was already the most affordable EV on sale, but recent changes have made it even cheaper. The automaker announced that the car has regained eligibility for federal tax credits, though for only half of the maximum $7,500. has a free-trade agreement. Image: Nissan] Become a& TTAC insider.

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Kia Plans to Release Smaller, More Affordable EV3 By the End of 2024

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Kia recently announced plans to develop new hybrid and plug-in hybrid models to help it cope with wavering EV demand, but that hasn’t stopped the automaker’s trudge toward full electrification. In fact, Kia’s CEO said the company was pushing forward with plans to release an affordable electric car called the EV3.

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Ford is Offering a Zero-Percent Interest Rate for Mach-E Loans

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Now, the automaker is offering a zero-percent APR for qualified customers, making the vehicle even more affordable. A zero-percent interest rate will likely improve its fortunes, though it’s not eligible for federal tax credits as of the time of this article. Images: Ford] Become a& TTAC& insider.

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Tesla Temporarily Cut Model Y Pricing

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The Tesla Model Y is the world’s best-selling electric vehicle, but that hasn’t stopped the automaker from exploring new ways to boost buyer interest. Though it’s eligible for federal tax credits, Tesla is temporarily decreasing pricing on the SUV, dropping it to $42,990 for the base model and $47,990 for the Long Range model.

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Notable Updates are Coming to the VW ID.4 for 2024, but Only the More Expensive Models

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4 range, it remains the only European EV that qualifies for federal tax credits in the United States. The new model is also expected to qualify. Even the more expensive configurations are more affordable than many competitive EVs, but it’s important to note that VW hasn’t released 2024 pricing yet.