Newsom Vows to Reinstate California EV Rebates Amid Federal Tax Credit Uncertainty
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California Governor Gavin Newsom plans to offer a $7,500 electric vehicle rebate to state residents if President-elect Donald Trump eliminates the federal EV tax credit. This move is part of Newsom's ongoing efforts to promote clean energy and counter Trump's policies, which include ending EV tax incentives introduced by President Biden. Newsom aims to maintain California's leadership in the clean energy sector and has hinted at revamping the state's Clean Vehicle Rebate Program to support this initiative.
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