CyberTruck with Solar in Texas with Tax Credit

[ElectricLee]

Imagine: Single Motor Tesla CyberTruck MSRP of 39,900 with EV tax credit of $7000 and Texas should have its own Made IN Texas (MIT) EV tax credit of $5000! Then add Solar option....?$?

 

[jboy210]

Imagine: Single Motor Tesla CyberTruck MSRP of 39,900 with EV tax credit of $7000 and Texas should have its own Made IN Texas (MIT) EV tax credit of $5000! Then add Solar option....?$?

Only fly in the ointment is the single-engine CT will not be built or be some sort of special order.

 

[qdeathstar]

Imagine: Single Motor Tesla CyberTruck MSRP of 39,900 with EV tax credit of $7000 and Texas should have its own Made IN Texas (MIT) EV tax credit of $5000! Then add Solar option....?$?

MOVING TO TEXAS!

 

[jboy210]

Imagine: Single Motor Tesla CyberTruck MSRP of 39,900 with EV tax credit of $7000 and Texas should have its own Made IN Texas (MIT) EV tax credit of $5000! Then add Solar option....?$?

BTW, do you know if Texas did away with the law that requires to buy a car through a dealer instead of direct from the manufacturer. I would assume Elon would be hammering the Texas Government on this.

 

[Utahken]

BTW, do you know if Texas did away with the law that requires to buy a car through a dealer instead of direct from the manufacturer. I would assume Elon would be hammering the Texas Government on this.

Well, there is this...

Proposed Texas bill would allow Tesla to sell vehicles directly in the Lone Star State

A proposed Texas state law would finally allow makers of electric vehicles (EVs), including Tesla, to conduct consumer direct sales.

driveteslacanada.ca

 

[Scott Fairchild]

BTW, do you know if Texas did away with the law that requires to buy a car through a dealer instead of direct from the manufacturer. I would assume Elon would be hammering the Texas Government on this.

No they haven't and no he is not.
Tesla needs to do what they did in New Mexico. Put a Tesla dealership on the Federal Indian Reservation and screw the archaic Texas State Governor.

Or as he has filed to be an energy provider in Texas, he can just the over their broken grid. Time to mess with Texas!

 

[andy.connor.e]

I feel like you could make the case for cybertruck with solar to qualify for the solar credits, but i think its categorically still an automobile so probably wouldnt fly.

 

[MontyFloyd]

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