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The IRS is cutting the EV tax credit from $7,500 to $3,750 for many vehicles starting Jan. 1. Find out why later in this email.
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💵 IRS To Change EV Tax Credit Rules in January
Supply and demand has started to work in your favor if you’re in the market for an electric vehicle.
Early adopters of EVs already own them. So in many cases, the hockey-stick growth charts are leveling off. At least at the eye-popping price points that we saw for the models dominating the market even three years ago.
Meanwhile, car manufacturers are racing to compete with Tesla. New models (including some more economical ones) are entering the marketplace with many more in the pipeline.
An IRS tax credit of $7,500 for EVs and the vehicle market moderating after the insane COVID-19 price spike are helping perspective buyers.
Speaking of the tax credit, beware of a major change coming Jan. 1. For EVs using batteries from China, buyers will be getting a $3,750 credit in the new year instead of $7,500.
That could mean, for instance, that Tesla Model 3 and Model Y purchases get $3,750 more expensive on Jan. 1. Same for the Ford Mustang Mach-E.
📊 Stat of the Day
💸 30%: Share of auto service and maintenance visits that dealerships claimed in 2023, down 5% from 2021. Cox Automotive concluded that eroding trust in dealerships was the main cause for losing market share. Time and cost were other major factors.
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