Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are launching aggressive promotions to boost sales ahead of the September 30, 2025, expiration date for the federal $7,500 EV tax credit. This deduction, first enacted in 2008 and later expanded under the Inflation Reduction Act, has been a core incentive driving EV adoption across the United States.
Automakers including Tesla, Ford, and General Motors are rolling out offers such as:
The goal is to accelerate purchases before buyers lose the credit, which applies to both new and used EVs:
Under the recently enacted One Big Beautiful Bill, green energy tax incentives—including EV credits, solar ITCs, and wind PTCs—begin phasing out between 2026–2028. However, the EV credit’s early sunset date of September 30, 2025, reflects a negotiated compromise to redirect incentives toward traditional energy and infrastructure investments.
According to auto industry analysts:
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