14 electric vehicle manufacturers, including Tesla and Volkswagen, are eligible for a tax credit for new electric vehicles in the United States.
On December 30, according to foreign media reports, 14 electric vehicle manufacturers, including Tesla, Volkswagen and Ford, are eligible for the new US electric vehicle tax credit in 2023.
Tuyuan Pexels, in accordance with the US inflation reduction Act, will receive a tax credit of up to $7500 for consumers who buy up to standard electric vehicles from January 1, 2023, and pick up their cars after that time. The new tax credit, which will last until 2032, aims to stimulate sales of electric vehicles and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Under the plan, only vehicles assembled in North America are eligible for a consumer tax credit, but new documents from the US Treasury allow some vehicles assembled outside North America to also receive a tax credit. provided that these vehicles are purchased for rental rather than resale, they are eligible for incentives through a separate commercial electric vehicle program.
On Thursday, local time, the IRS released a preliminary list of electric vehicles for which consumers can enjoy tax credits for electric vehicles, including cars from automakers such as Tesla, Volkswagen, Volvo, Ford, Rivian, Stellantis and Nissan.
According to foreign media reports, some electric car brands may not be eligible for the new tax credit. For example, several electric cars made by Kia, Hyundai and Audi are not eligible at all because they are made outside North America.
