The valuable electric vehicle tax credit for new and used EVs is set to end after September. Here’s how these credits work ...

In the fall, the federal tax credit for new and used EVs is set to expire as part of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. READ MORE, ...

While the BBB dropped a $250 annual fee for EVs, it will axe the federal tax credit by Sept. 30, three months earlier than ...

Because EVs are better cars. All EVs are quieter and smoother than equivalent internal-combustion products, and the true ...

The automaker recently changed its website to list the starting price in the 'mid-twenties,' after Trump's bill eliminated ...

Everything you need to know about which tax credits Congress just voted to eliminate, when they expire and who qualifies.

Electric cars might cost more upfront without the federal break—but owners save thousands on gas and repairs over time.

Electric vehicle tax credits worth up to $7,500 will now expire after September, seven years and three months early, thanks ...

But the latest Senate proposal changes that dramatically. Compared to the original long-term vision, this new plan ...

Now, the EV tax credit is slated to end September 30, 2025, in the Senate version of the budget bill that is enduring a ...

If the Big Beautiful Bill passes, the EV tax credit would end on Sept. 30. Start making plans now to figure out your next new ...

A significant shift in the U.S. EV landscape may be imminent as the Senate advances a budget bill that would eliminate the ...