Post by Barry Kresch Beware the Disappearing Incentives There are 35 EVs (BEV and PHEV) listed as incentive-eligible by the Federal Department of Energy as of October 1, 2023. It is really fewer than that … Read more
Photo at top taken under one of the solar canopies at the Hotel Marcel with the building in the background, from left to right: Daphne Dixon – Live Green CT, Paul Wessel – Greater New … Read more
The Symposium is Sold Out – People Can Still Come for the Car Show Get charged up at NEEVS, the ultimate gathering for EV enthusiasts, policy wonks, and all who seek cutting edge guidance on … Read more
photo credit: Paul Braren/Post: Barry Kresch IRA Went into Effect with Rule-making Still a Work in Progress The most challenging part of the rule-making has to do with the rules around battery minerals. The IRA … Read more
Photo above: Ford expects its Mustang Mach-E to qualify for half the incentive; Chevy expects the same for its Bolt. Battery Rules Issued January 1 came and went. The new federal incentives in the Inflation … Read more
An Opportunity to Walk Through the Incentive Details This blog has written a number of posts about the new EV incentive since the legislation was enacted in August of 2022. We are now in the … Read more
Sanity Finally Reigns The body-style of an EV determines the MSRP cap for incentive eligibility. Sedans have an MSRP cap of $55,000 and SUVs, pickups, and vans can be eligible up to $80,000. MSRP is … Read more
EV Manufacturers/Dealers Offering Consumer EV Leases, Incentives Included This is a follow up to a post from January 5, when we first published about a surprising turn of events with respect to eligibility for the … Read more