2023 model 3 RWD (November delivery) am i eligible for tax rebate/credit?

[Fiveseven108]

Hello,

I took delivery of my 2023 M3RWD in early November.. am i eligible for any tax rebates or credits? I can't seem to find any pertinent information on this. Now that Tesla is giving 7500 off and 10k super charger miles. I feel like those of us that took delivery in oct/nov got the short end of the stick.

 

[ucmndd]

No federal tax credit eligibility.

 

[Fiveseven108]

No federal tax credit eligibility.

 

[Tam]

Hello,

I took delivery of my 2023 M3RWD in early November.. am i eligible for any tax rebates or credits? I can't seem to find any pertinent information on this. Now that Tesla is giving 7500 off and 10k super charger miles. I feel like those of us that took delivery in oct/nov got the short end of the stick.

For 2022, the 200,00 EV sold cap is still enforced, so the answer to your question is no.

 

[cubicalclang]

You know, it’s funny. Some folks see a price change and think “I got screwed!” Other folks think, “Dang, that’s awesome, should I get another one?!”

You were satisfied with the price enough at the time to make the purchase/lease, what changed? The car didn’t change.

What confuses me though is the news comes out about more hiring freeze and layoffs and then they also increase the incentives. Financially this all seems concerning. Or that they’re run by a nutter.

 

[Grabthar]

The incentives are for the quarter/year end close. I'm willing to bet they'll disappear Jan 1st. Tesla regularly offers incentives to hit numbers then once reported, the incentives go away.

 

[Msjulie]

What confuses me though is the news comes out about more hiring freeze and layoffs and then they also increase the incentives. Financially this all seems concerning. Or that they’re run by a nutter.

Misc news outlets comment suggesting

• semi-typical Tesla year end push
• price drop to encourage not waiting till 2023 for purchase
• layoffs due to cash position concerns (Teetering Elon always Tweeting?)

etc

I had a friend at Tesla for years, recently left for Rivian (which he is overjoyed with so good there) who often worried about the chaos in management and quality issues that should have long been solved. I hope Tesla doesn't get crushed under the weight of current events but for the first time in a while, it would not surprise me.

 

[blackT3$!@]

I feel like those of us that took delivery in oct/nov got the short end of the stick.

Nothing like paying full price for something only to see it discounted shortly after you purchase it. This $7500 discount is actually better than the future tax credit. This reduces your sales tax and is instant instead of waiting till 2024 to file your taxes.

 

[MikeyMikeD]

And you get free supercharging miles so they can meet year end numbers...

 

[afadeev]

I took delivery of my 2023 M3RWD in early November.. am i eligible for any tax rebates or credits? I can't seem to find any pertinent information on this.

Definitely not.
Not until Jan 1, 2023. For some. A lot of folks wont qualify for anything in 2023 either due to income limits.
On top of that, many Tesla vehicles wont qualify due to arbitrary price point maximums (cars under $55,000 and SUVs under $80,000).
On top of that component rules get tightened on Jan 1, 2024.

More here:

Electric Cars and Plug-In Hybrids That Qualify for Federal Tax Credits - Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports details the list of 2023 and 2024 model-year electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids that qualify for federal tax credits of up to $7,500 under the Inflation Reduction Act.

www.consumerreports.org

Now that Tesla is giving 7500 off and 10k super charger miles. I feel like those of us that took delivery in oct/nov got the short end of the stick.

True.
Tesla has gone through four (4) rounds of discounts in China, due to falling demand.
It's very likely there will be prices cuts in the US in 2023 as well.

What confuses me though is the news comes out about more hiring freeze and layoffs and then they also increase the incentives. Financially this all seems concerning. Or that they’re run by a nutter.

Or not run at all, as the Chief Twat is preoccupied with other hobbies.

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[Fiveseven108]

Here are the Tesla models eligible for $7,500 US federal tax credit

The IRS has now released its full list of electric vehicle models eligible for the new and updated $7,500 US federal tax credit.

electrek.co

Does this change anything for me?

 

[rncshow]

Hello,

I took delivery of my 2023 M3RWD in early November.. am i eligible for any tax rebates or credits? I can't seem to find any pertinent information on this. Now that Tesla is giving 7500 off and 10k super charger miles. I feel like those of us that took delivery in oct/nov got the short end of the stick.

How is you buying a car during a time when there was no rebate or discounts available, getting the short end of the stick? You got what you paid for. No company is going to honor a future promotion or discount well after you've purchased the product.

 

[Knightshade]

Here are the Tesla models eligible for $7,500 US federal tax credit

The IRS has now released its full list of electric vehicle models eligible for the new and updated $7,500 US federal tax credit.

electrek.co

Does this change anything for me?

Why would it? That's about eligibility for cars delivered next year, not this one.

 

[T4M3]

Here are the Tesla models eligible for $7,500 US federal tax credit

The IRS has now released its full list of electric vehicle models eligible for the new and updated $7,500 US federal tax credit.

electrek.co

Does this change anything for me?

Unfortunately not.