All the EVs That Currently Qualify for the US Federal Tax Credit

28 May 2022 | Abstracted from Electrek

"...these federal tax credits will not last forever, and they may have already expired for your vehicle. As the demand for electric vehicles increases, sales push certain manufacturers over the predetermined threshold of qualified sales… at least for now.

"This includes US automakers like Tesla (as well as GM and shortly Toyota), who topped over 200,000 qualified plug-in electrics sold a few years ago, and as a result no longer qualifies for any federal tax credit..."

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