US Senator Suggests Eliminating EV Tax Credits and Introducing $1,000 Road Repair Tax
2025-02-13 / Read about 0 minute
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On February 12, a group of Republican senators in the US Senate presented two legislative proposals aimed at rescinding the $7,500 tax credit for electric vehicles (EVs) and introducing a novel $1,000 tax on EVs to allocate funds towards road maintenance. Furthermore, a consortium of senators jointly advocated for the abolition of new EV tax credits, the elimination of the $4,000 credit for pre-owned EVs, and the termination of the federal investment tax credit for EV charging stations, as well as the tax credit for leased EVs. These credits would cease to exist within 30 days following the enactment of the bills.