EV companies, battery makers urge Trump not to kill vehicle tax credits
A group representing major electric vehicle and battery manufacturers on Friday urged President-elect Donald Trump not to kill tax credits for electric vehicle sales and production, citing the impact on key states that voted for the Republican.
Tesla may stand to gain from the removal, but legacy automakers and emerging EV companies could be left struggling to stay ...
Despite the expected hit to EV sales, Trump’s plan to end the incentive has received the blessings of representatives from ...
Currently, buyers of a new EV get a $7,500 tax credit and $4,000 for a used model, but that all could change in 2025. Here's ...
As stipulated by 2023 Wisconsin Act 121, an excise tax of 3 cents per kilowatt-hour is due on the electricity delivered or ...
Through an initiative called the Michigan Electric Vehicle Jobs Academy, state leaders reviewed 400 courses at community colleges across Michigan to ensure they meet employer needs for a workforce ...
Although Initiative 2117 repealing the state’s cap-and-trade program was rejected by Washington voters earlier this month, ...
The race to go all-electric is slowing down. A number of automakers are pushing back their deadlines for fully electric ...
I was privileged to lead General Motors' electric vehicle programs for over a decade ... Kelly Blue Book projections ...
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