Was there any price change (i.e. price increase Tesla is doing every two weeks) other than wheels?
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Charge-Up NJ rebate program Phase 2
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I'm pretty sure there was a $500 price increase from my initial order to modification date, so yes it added 500 to the base price. The rep said any price changes would be reflected if you modify your order.
When I ordered last year I asked for clarification when it comes to tesla, as I had ordered the car before the program ran out of money, but took delivery after. Here is their response:
Since the program is now funded again, I'm just waiting for them to mail the check. I don't know if the new program is different since it's a POS transaction now.
It has been said that when you do that, the price of the car becomes the newest (higher) price. Were you able to keep your lower price (if yours was below the $52,990)?
If someone wanted to order the car with FSD, it would probably make sense to not add it to the initial order, get the 5k/2k back when you get the car and then buy the 10k upgrade after delivery. I'm not sure if that's allowed or not but definitely don't order FSD, if you plan to, as part of your initial order if you can just add it on later AND get the 5k/2k incentive.
itsallaboutme
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That's exactly how you would do it. But just to let you know you don't actually get a check. They're going to deduct it from the price. You can deduct the 5k/2k from your downpayment so you can use it for the FSD. Remember FSD is paid in full if you don't purchase it with the car. So deducting what you would have put down would go into the FSD cost (if you don't have the money)
Just wondering... If you include it as part of the car, you don't have to pay taxes on that $10,000 option (NJ doesn't charge taxes on EV sales). Do you have to pay taxes if you buy as an option after you take delivery of the car?
If the federal proposal reviving EV tax breaks for Tesla return, do you think that vehicles purchased in 2021 would qualify? Or would there be the same "Order Date" scenario as it applies to NJ's Phase 2. I know the Dems' proposal is still a big unknown but they are pushing it pretty hard.
I’m wondering this as well. If I order today and the delivery date is 9 weeks out, I’m hoping that between now and then there will be a definitive answer. I would think that within the next 9 weeks we’ll know if and what is going to pass, or not pass. Worst case scenario I guess we’d just have to cancel the preorder and reorder it if it’s based on order date?
A few people on the NJ Tesla FB page got the same response as I did from NJBPU. Delivery date(AKA contract date) for their terms.
I said that 2 months ago also
“Surely by the time the NJ incentive is here we’ll know something about the federal incentive”
Nope
this is my concern too. ive been waiting on these two rebates/incentives to pull the trigger. sad to see the LR M3 only gets 2k instead of 5....but im ready to pull the trigger but afraid of missing out on that 10k federal incentive.
My thoughts lean that it's a tax rebate you would claim on 2021 taxes, so delivery date should be irrelevant as long as it's in the tax year. The bill/plan would just need to pass in 2021....which with this congress...who knows! But I also dont want to wait anymore
From what I understand the bill, I thought the $7,500 tax credit is retroactive to purchases after May 24, 2021
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The Tesla EV Tax Credit
The Clean Energy Act for America would have a positive impact on Tesla by making most Tesla cars eligible for an $8,000 (House version) or $10,000 (Senate version) refundable tax credit and handicapping Chinese EVs from entering the US market. However, Tesla does not employ unionized labor, so...
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andreasefthy
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Yeah I think the best position you can end up in is buying it in 2021 before they sign that, then being able to apply it retroactively. If they do so in time, that is.From what I understand the bill, I thought the $7,500 tax credit is retroactive to purchases after May 24, 2021
The Tesla EV Tax Credit
The Clean Energy Act for America would have a positive impact on Tesla by making most Tesla cars eligible for an $8,000 (House version) or $10,000 (Senate version) refundable tax credit and handicapping Chinese EVs from entering the US market. However, Tesla does not employ unionized labor, so...
I say this because it’s pretty easy to imagine that if Tesla gets a confirmed tax credit across the board again, you can expect to see prices rise as well. Probably not the full $7500, but they’ll want a chunk.
Yes, that was the date specified, but it was also the date of the review, so I wouldn't be surprised if it changes again to the date on which it is finally passed.
To add more drama, you can track in “real time” how much funding is used/left: Available Funding | Charge Up New Jersey
25% gone in 2 days? at this pace, there will be no money left for those with deliveries 8 weeks out. It's like they are incentivizing a purchase off the car lot vs ordering (Tesla)
sundaydrive
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A portion of the FY22 budget is being used to payout the remainder of eligible owners who bought during Phase 1, but never received a check since they ran out of FY21 funds. I wouldn't be alarmed, it's highly doubtful that the 7M is representative of any Phase 2 purchases.
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