This is Jake Kastrenakes, executive editor at The Verge. I’m filling in for Nilay here while he settles back into full-time hosting duties. We’ve got a very good episode for you today. My guest is Verge transportation editor Andy Hawkins, and we’re talking about the federal EV tax credit.
The tax credit expired at the end of September, and there are a lot of questions about what happens to the auto industry after its demise. This is a really hard, complicated set of problems, with a lot of moving parts, so I was really excited to have Andy on the show to break down all of these components and give us a clearer picture about what’s coming next.
Links:
- The EV tax credit is dead — here’s what happens next | The Verge
- GM takes a $1.6 billion hit on EVs | The Verge
- Ford CEO Jim Farley on China, tariffs, and affordable EV | The Verge
- Ford lost $5 billion on EVs in 2024, teases new models | The Verge
- EV makers fill tax-credit void with costly discounts | Automotive News
- So much for Ford and GM’s scheme to extend the EV tax credit | The Verge
- Stellantis replaces EV tax credit with its own discount | Automotive News
- Tesla sales picking up thanks to expiring tax credit | The Verge
- California Reverses Pledge To Revive EV Tax Credit | SF Chronicle
- Global EV sales growth slows to 15% in August, research firm says | Reuters
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