Administration Finalizes EV Tax Credit Rules; Senate Bill to Eliminate EV Tax Credit Introduced

This week the U.S. Department of the Treasury finalized rules on the EV tax credit that codify many of the credit’s key provisions, including allowing the credit to be offered at the point of sale, as well as allowing automakers to source minerals from the 20 countries with which the U.S. has formal trade agreements, but also extends eligibility to countries that have signed a narrower critical minerals agreement.

Toyota Executives Like Fuel Cell Technology for Zero-Emission Pickups

A hydrogen fuel cell pickup might make the most sense for a U.S. light vehicle deploying the zero-emission technology, senior Toyota North America R&D executives told Automotive News. Fuel cell technology "offers a great opportunity for light-duty trucks.

How to Turn, Turn, Turn Used Cars

Former used-car manager Doug Hadden tells of a dealer who sold a new vehicle to a consumer, bought it back for the same price two years later at the height of vehicle demand – and within hours resold it on his used-car lot.

On EVs, the Battle Continues

In April, I traveled to Washington, D.C., for meetings on Capitol Hill. As AIADA Chairman, I’ve witnessed firsthand the importance of dealer engagement on a number of federal issues, and I am committed to do my part to ensure that the voices of AIADA’s members are heard by lawmakers.

Why Honda Chose Canada for its $11 Billion EV Hub

Honda Motor Co.’s calculated bet to double down on Ontario with an $11 billion investment in a “comprehensive” electric-vehicle battery supply chain pitted production subsidies offered in the U.S. against Canadian tax credits unlikely to fully level the playing field.

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