TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Tuesday was the last day to purchase an electric vehicle and receive a tax credit for it. Now that the incentive is over, what do dealerships plan to do? 13 Action News spoke ...

Federal support for electric vehicles in the United States did not end with a whimper. It vanished in a single policy stroke, instantly reshaping what it costs to drive a new car off the lot. With the ...

Tuesday is the last day to snag an electric vehicle before the federal tax credit expires. Even without those federal tax credits, state leaders say they still want people to invest in the future, ...

If you want that “up to $7,500” clean vehicle tax credit to come off the price of your EV instead of living as a dream on next spring’s tax return, you have to walk into the dealership ready. The 2025 ...

Trump's new tariffs and elimination of the $7,500 EV tax credit have sharply increased auto production costs and disrupted demand. Tariffs raised average vehicle costs by $6,400, with manufacturers ...

General Motors (NYSE:GM) is walking back its plan to claim the $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit and will instead roll out its own incentive program for EV leasees. As the government’s tax ...

When the $7,500 tax credit died, Stellantis doubled down with bigger rebates. The federal electric vehicle tax credit expired in September, leaving dealers with lots full of electric vehicles and ...

Electric vehicle sales have surged ahead of the expiration of tax credits for purchases on Tuesday. Dealerships have seen EV sales rise sharply after they encouraged customers to purchase ...

Now that the federal electric vehicle tax credit has ended, automakers are enticing customers with major incentives on EVs. If you shop smart enough, you can score an EV with thousands off the sticker ...

The federal electric vehicle mandate is dead. And not a moment too soon. As of September 30, most major automakers are no longer eligible for the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit. For years, this ...