"Understanding the 2023 EV Tax Credit: Eligibility and Changes for Tesla, Ford, and Chevy"
TL;DR
Starting January 1, the federal EV tax credit rules will change, disqualifying certain electric vehicles from receiving up to $7,500 in tax credits. Notably, the Tesla Model 3 (rear-wheel drive and long-range versions) and the Ford Mustang Mach-E will lose their eligibility due to new requirements on component sourcing, specifically excluding those with parts made in China or by Chinese-owned companies. The tax credit will also be applied at the time of purchase rather than retroactively.
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- Which electric cars lose federal EV tax credits on January 1: Tesla, Ford, Chevy Business Insider
- What to know about 2024 changes to the electric vehicle tax credit The Hill
- EV Tax Credit 2023: Do You Qualify for the $7500 Tax Break? CNET
- Here are the only Tesla vehicles that now have access to the $7500 EV incentive Electrek.co
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