Personal Question on EV Rebates and Income Requirements (California)

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10-20-21, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by EZZ

The Model Y is not a cheap car...I will consider one if a new tax incentive is passed.

since they can't currently make anywhere near enough to meet demand, i don't see them dropping the price any time soon!

10-20-21, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by FLYCT

If I could get a decent tax credit I would consider a Tesla Y.

There is likely no Federal Income Tax credit coming for Teslas unless things change. There may be some state incentives.
Good luck.

10-20-21, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffKeryk

There is likely no Federal Income Tax credit coming for Teslas unless things change. There may be some state incentives.
Good luck.

I don’t foresee any change in Federal Tax Credits being passed by congress. I hope I’m wrong.

Florida hasn’t had any state incentives for EVs. So if you buy a Tesla you pay MSRP plus tax, tag and title fees. When I bought our 2020 Nissan Leaf there was $4,000 in dealer discounts, $6,500 in rebates and the $7,500 tax credit which made it very affordable.