tax credit

I bought a 2023 Ioniq 5 in December 2022. IRS reached out and is requesting a certificate showing it qualified for the tax credit from the manufacturer. Hyundai corporate seems to know nothing about the existence of this certificate. Anyone else have this issue or know where I can get it?

A temporary reprieve: https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy1173 Treasury will issue a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) in March with proposed guidance on the critical minerals and battery components requirements. By statute, the critical mineral and battery component...

The US Treasury announced yesterday (12/19/2022) that they will issue a notice of proposed rule making (NPRM) in March with proposed guidance on the critical minerals and battery components requirements. "By statute, the critical mineral and battery component requirements take effect only after...

Anyone considering buying an electric vehicle should check out our incentives page. Find federal and state electric vehicle incentives, rebates, and tax credits. I hope the community finds the tool helpful. http://electricdriver.co/incentives

I got a come-on email from the dealer. The usual, 'Your car is in hot demand, come in today and walk out with a new 2020 Kona Electric for only $7 more per month, all taxes/titles included!' For one thing, a 2019 to 2020 is nothing worth moving on and for another, they didn't even have a 2020...

Didn't find this posted elsewhere in the forum (Mods please correct if I missed it somewhere) I thought it pertinent to folks new to EVs and considering a purchase (e.g. myself). It gives a good rundown of the federal incentives per model, as well as a link to published state incentives...

I think the answer is yes, but just want to confirm with experts here since I am very new to EV. I just bought Honda Clarity 4 weeks ago, like EV so much, decide to get the Nissan Leaf Can I still get 7500 from Fed 2000 from CA 800 from PG&E I live in Northern California, Bay Area, Alameda...

Hey everyone. I'm considering purchasing a new Nissan Leaf as my first electric car. As I research pricing, I'm trying to accurately figure in the tax credits. I'm hoping someone with experience and more knowledge than myself can chime in. I've searched around and done quite a bit of reading...

Have there been any buyers that purchased this vehicle last year and was able to claim the full $7,500 tax credit when filing taxes? From what I have read about how tax credits work, this is a non-refundable tax credit. So if you owe less than $7,500 in taxes, then the government will NOT write...

Surprising no one, GM and Tesla are both coming up on 200,000 sales. Steven has already discussed Tesla hitting 200k in 2018. https://insideevs.com/tesla-sell-200000th-ev-u-s-tax-credit-sunset/ But GM has also stated they will exceed 200,000 sales this year...