Thinking About Getting an EV Before the Tax Credit Changes?
With the upcoming changeover in presidential administrations, the fate of President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act is uncertain, specifically the electric vehicle tax credit section.
Related: Electric Cars FAQs: What They Are and How They Work
Considering an EV before things could change? Read on for guidance about the current state of the EV tax credit, as well as other advice covering everything about life with EVs from our EV 101 buying guide for beginners to our detailed coverage on EV capabilities such as range in winter, towing and family duty.
Understanding EVs
- What to Know Before Purchasing an Electric Vehicle: A Buying Guide
- EV 101: A Video Guide to Electric Vehicles
- Electric Vehicles: Understanding the Terminology
Buying an EV
- Should I Buy an Electric Car or Plug-In Hybrid?
- What Does the EV Tax Credit Overhaul Mean for Car Shoppers?
- Which Electric Cars Are Still Eligible for the $7,500 Federal Tax Credit?
- What to Know Before Buying a Used Electric Car
Living With an EV
- How Long Do Electric Car Batteries Last?
- Home EV Chargers and How to Choose One
- When Will All Fast-Charging Stations Be Open to All EVs?
- Cold Weather and EVs: What You Should Know
- We Bought a 2024 Kia EV9
- How Well Does the Kia EV9 Handle Family Duty?
- Testing the 2024 Kia EV9’s Range While Towing
Cars.com’s EV Picks
- Best Electric Vehicle of 2024
- Top 10 Most Efficient Electric Cars
- Electric Cars With the Longest Range
- Here Are the 11 Cheapest Electric Vehicles You Can Buy
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- Shop for EVs and PHEVs
- More Electric Car News and Reviews
- Find Your Next Car
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