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The Tax Credit Is Gone, but Electric Car Lease Deals Are As Sweet as Ever in October 2025
The government removed the EV tax credit at the end of September, but that doesn't mean people will stop buying electric vehicles. Surprisingly, for many buyers, it's business as usual, as many ... Read More
The Best Electric Car Deals Prove You Don’t Actually Need That Federal Tax Credit
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New electric vehicle tax to cost drivers £255 annually
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Pay-per-mile tax on EVs could 'kill electric car demand'
With the Chancellor widely expected to announce pay-per-mile taxation for electric vehicles in tomorrow's Autumn Budget, a survey of car buyers has warned of the immediate and devastating impact it ... Read More
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