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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said during the company's third-quarter earnings call on Wednesday evening that the company expects to fully meet the Inflation Reduction Act requirements that would allow consumers to receive tax credits on new EV purchasesGot a link? I couldn’t find anything.
The closest I could find was a quite in this article, but it’s vague and speculative, and definitely doesn’t definitively state that Teslas will get the full credit in 2023:
“Tesla allows the public to vote on questions its executives should answer. The most highly voted question asked about Tesla's ability to meet thresholds for the electric vehicle tax credits in 2023, 2024 and 2025.
Tesla did not address specific years, but Musk said that ‘at a high level I'll say we do expect to fully meet the IRA's requirements.’ "
Elon Musk didn't want EV tax credits. Now Tesla is warming up to them
Tesla buyers may be able to take advantage of new federal tax credits for electric vehicles next year, the automaker's executives said Wednesday. The credits can be as large as $7,500 for new vehicles and $4,000 for used vehicles.amp.cnn.com
Musk says Tesla expects to meet Inflation Reduction Act requirements for new tax credits on EVs
To be eligible for the credit, the car's battery must meet a minimum threshold of parts sourced from the U.S. or a select set of countries.
www.cnbc.com