EV Winners and Losers After Tax Credits Expired
The EV tax credit has ended, and data is now available on which models were most successful and which were not.
With the expiration of the tax credit, some big EV manufacturing projects may be at risk of losing funding from the U.S. Department of Energy.
A lot of programs and tax incentives for EVs have been straight-up cancelled.
The end of the tax credit led to a surge in electric vehicle sales before the offers expired, with some brands performing better than others.
- Some EV models saw significant sales before the tax credits ended.
- Other models did not fare as well.
Author's summary: EV tax credits expired, affecting sales and manufacturing projects.
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