Tesla's Cheapest Model May Lose Tax Credit

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Tesla's Cheapest Model May Lose Tax Credit

Tesla's Cheapest Model May Lose Tax Credit

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Published 23 Mar 2023

sales in the U.S. got off to a hot start this year thanks to the combination of price cuts and a new $7,500 federal EV tax credit. But Tesla's lowest-price vehicle, the standard-range Model 3, may lose eligibility for the tax credit at the end of March. An early Wednesday report from Electrek said…

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