EV Deals & Incentives

Federal incentives, state rebates, and current manufacturer deals — all in one place.

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🏛️ Federal EV Incentives

Current U.S. federal incentives for electric vehicles. The IRA clean vehicle credits ended Sept 30, 2025.

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Car Loan Interest Deduction

OBBBA — New for 2025+

Up to $10,000/yr

Annual tax deduction on auto loan interest for new American-made vehicles, including EVs.

● Deduct up to $10,000 in loan interest per year
● Vehicle must be new and American-made
● Loans originated Jan 2025 – Dec 2028
● Multi-year benefit (not a one-time credit)

Learn more at IRS.gov →
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EV Charger Tax Credit

Section 30C — Through June 2026

Up to $1,000 / $100,000

Tax credit for installing EV charging equipment at home or commercially.

● 30% of cost, up to $1,000 for residential
● Up to $100,000 per unit for commercial
● Must be in eligible census tract
● Charger must be placed in service by June 30, 2026

Check eligibility →
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IRA Clean Vehicle Credits

Sections 30D, 25E, 45W — Expired

Ended Sept 30, 2025

The $7,500 new EV credit, $4,000 used EV credit, and commercial credit ended under the OBBBA.

● May still apply if acquired before Oct 1, 2025
● Requires binding contract + payment by deadline
● Claim on your 2025 or 2026 tax return
Note: The IRA purchase credits (30D, 25E, 45W) expired Sept 30, 2025 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The new Car Loan Interest Deduction replaces them as a multi-year benefit. State incentives below may still offer significant savings. Check IRS.gov for the latest details.

🗺️ State Incentives

Notable state-level EV rebates and incentives. With federal purchase credits ended, state programs are now the primary source of EV savings.
Note: State incentives change frequently and may have limited funding. Always verify current availability and eligibility on your state's official website or at afdc.energy.gov.

🚗 Current Manufacturer Deals

Last Updated: March 2026

Notable EV lease and purchase deals from major manufacturers.

Prices and offers change frequently. Verify current pricing directly with manufacturers.

Tesla Model 3

From $36,990*

Starting MSRP for RWD. 0.99% APR for 72 months available.

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Tesla Model Y

From $39,990*

Starting MSRP for RWD. 0% APR for 72 months available.

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Hyundai IONIQ 5

From $35,000*

Lease from $259/mo. Up to $10,000 in bonus cash with financing.

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Chevrolet Equinox EV

From $35,100*

Starting MSRP for LT1 FWD. AWD available from ~$40,400.

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Ford Mustang Mach-E

From $37,795*

0% APR and up to $6,000 cash back. Free home charger included.

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Kia EV6

From $44,375*

Lease from $309/mo. 0% APR for 72 months. Up to $10,000 cash back.

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BMW iX

From $75,150*

Lease from ~$621/mo. $7,500 lease credit. 0.9% APR for 36 months.

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* Disclaimer: Prices, lease terms, and deals change frequently and vary by region. All figures are estimates and may not reflect current offers. Always verify pricing and availability with your local dealer.

🔗 Useful Resources

Official tools and databases to research EV incentives.

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FuelEconomy.gov

Federal fuel economy and EV information. Check vehicle efficiency ratings and incentive eligibility.
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AFDC — State Incentives

Alternative Fuels Data Center. Comprehensive database of state and federal EV laws and incentives.
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Energy.gov — EV Resources

Department of Energy EV resources, including buying guides, charging info, and savings calculators.