Senate proposal aims to expand EV tax credit limit.
Democratic lawmakers in the Senate proposed a $369 billion climate-related package last week with the renewed support of part-timer Senator Joe Manchin III . The bill has the potential to dramatically change the adoption rate of electric vehicles in the country, while combatting China’s continued hold on various aspects of the EV supply chain by igniting domestic manufacturing.China
by way of deploying various tax breaks for individuals and companies, as well as other large incentives for businesses who choose to work in America. Most notably for the automotive industry, the Senate proposal will see the current cap on EV-sale related tax credits removed. According to the current law, taxpayers can file a tax credit of $7500 for purchasing an EV, so long as the automaker hasn’t already sold 200,000 tax-credit applicable vehicles.
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