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GM To Be The Second Auto Manufacturer To Lose The EV Tax Credit

By Ramon Lindquist
January 9, 2019
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GM To Be The Second Auto Manufacturer To Lose The EV Tax Credit

General Motors verified this week that it sold its 200,000th plug-in car in the US at the time of the quarter four of last year, which has activated a slow vanishing of the $7,500 federal tax credit in the course of coming 15 Months. GM is the 2nd auto manufacturer to cross this mark; Tesla crossed the same figure last summer in the US.

Users of GM vehicles who are entitled for the credit (such as the Cadillac CT6 or the Chevy Bolt plug-in hybrid) will only be capable of receiving an utmost credit of $3,750 beginning April 1, 2019. The utmost available credit will be reduced to half again on October 1, 2019 to $1,875, and it will entirely phase out after 6 Months in April 2020.

The EV tax credit was issued by the Obama management in 2009 to motivate auto manufacturers to embrace electrification. It was also meant to assist users by offsetting the price of battery tech until it came down in cost. To that end, the credit was never meant to be everlasting, and hence a limit of “200,000 cars to be sold” was added. Once a firm crosses that mark, the tax credit reduces over an 18-month period. Tesla surpassed that figure in July last year.

On a similar note, General Motors put down out its dream for self-driving cars earlier. It informed the investors that it projected a marketable roll out of fleets of completely self-directed robo-taxis in various dense urban environments in 2019. This decision was made in a challenge to competitors such as Alphabet Inc’s Waymo.

Pointing out the possible chance ahead, Dan Ammann, the President of GM, claimed to the investors that the lifetime income creation of one of its autonomous vehicles might ultimately be in the thousands of millions of dollars. That arrives in comparison with the $30,000 on average that GM gathers presently for one of its cars, mostly boosted from the original sale.

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Ramon is very familiar with financial and commercial conditions and concepts and can communicate them in simple, clear and understandable language. It focuses mainly on current affairs (usually politics). It also presents its position on different platforms. He also practices yoga and enjoys transmitting its benefits.

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