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EV Sales Surge Expected Before $7,500 Tax Credit Ends
After the federal tax credit ends Sept. 30, analysts are projecting that EV registrations could drop 27%. With the federal $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit set to expire on Sept. 30, automakers and dealers are ramping up promotions in anticipation of a last-minute sales rush.
‘Tesla, the market leader for years, is now clearly in retreat. The company delivered 384,122 vehicles globally in Q2, a 13.5 ...
Polestar reported a surge in second-quarter sales on Thursday, bolstered by strong demand for its electric vehicles in its ...
Today, Tesla's mass market vehicles account for more than 90% of its vehicle sales. That's a huge testament to its ability to ...
President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” just wiped out key clean energy subsidies. If you want that $7,500 EV discount, ...
Panasonic Holdings will postpone its plan to bring its new U.S. electric vehicle battery plant to full capacity by March 2027 ...
The news comes after crosstown rival GM reported this morning that its EV sales more than doubled (+111%) in Q2 with a ...
Meanwhile Tesla, by far the U.S. EV sales leader, is struggling. Cox Automotive estimates that its U.S. sales dropped by 20% ...
Polestar reported a surge in second-quarter sales on Thursday, as offers and discounts helped boost sales in its home market ...
Electric Vehicle Outlook’ study expects nearly 22-million battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle sales – EV sales – this ...
New law ends EV mandates, cutting costs for gas cars and impacting EV sales. Discover how this impacts automakers like Tesla, ...
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