Incentives

Want to lower the cost of your next EV purchase? Here are some ways beyond the federal tax credit to save.

With new-vehicle inventory shrinking as automakers pull back on production and imports — plus the coming elimination of the EV tax credit — the second half of the year is looking less robust for sales.

Available to new buyers and current owners, the three-tiered Hyundai Rewards program nets customers discounts on new vehicles and Hyundai’s Bluelink connected-services subscriptions.

Check out four electric vehicles that currently have 0% financing deals and are eligible for the EV tax credit, which is set to end on Sept. 30.

To get the federal EV tax credit, you have to buy a new and eligible electric car. Here are the currently available eligible vehicles.

If you’re considering a Ford EV, the automaker has another reason to take the leap by Sept. 30, when the federal EV tax credits end: It has extended its Power Promise promotion until then.

Read on for guidance about the current state of the electric vehicle tax credit, as well as other advice covering everything about life with EVs.

Here are three vehicles to look out for cash-back offers on if you’re shopping for a new car this Fourth of July.

Aimed at making its vehicles drivable even for customers with physical disabilities, the initiative reimburses eligible drivers for modifications they make to their VW.

Many automakers have eased off incentives in the short term, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t deals to be found.