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How do you encourage people to buy hybrids & EVs? Offer HOV lane access

Not so long ago, many analysts and eco-advocates were bemoaning the slow adoption of hybrids and electric cars. The sales stats just didn't make sense: consumers prioritized fuel economy, prices of ... Read More
State incentives to buy electric cars remain as federal credits end

Starting Wednesday, Americans who purchase a new or used electric vehicle, or EV, will no longer be eligible for a federal tax credit of up to $7,500. But in Connecticut, those who purchase after the ... Read More
These U.S. States Still Offer Rebates For EVs And PHEVs [Update]

The $7,500 federal tax credit is dead. You can still get significant rebates in some states. If you qualify, you could save up to $7,500 on a new EV in some states. Update: This article has been ... Read More
Some States Give Up To $9,000 To Buy An EV, Others Charge You Hundreds
Oregon and Maine both offer $7,500 of credits, Oklahoma gives up to $5,500, and Connecticut and Vermont will cut the price of your EV by $5,000. Illinois, Kansas and New Jersey make $4,000 available ... Read More
REUTERS EVENTS Carmakers' answer to US EV lull: hybrids, cheaper models
One month after a $7,500 federal U.S. tax credit for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids was scrapped, automakers are rethinking their product pipelines and focusing on cheaper models to keep car ... Read More
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