Regardless of how you feel about EVs and the tax credits offered by the federal government, the truth is that people are using the incentives. Since January 1, EV buyers have seen more than $1 billion in savings on their purchases, with around 150,000 new and used vehicle sales so far this year.
IBx1What savings? If you apply the brakes at all, let alone to successfully avoid a collision in an emergency, that gets flagged as unsafe driving.
PeterWith a billion dollars we could have funded about 20 feet of trumps useless boarder wall.
AdamRight now it's giving up you data for " saving" but really we should receive a payment every time your data is accessed.Use a credit card? 3% backDrive your car? 3 cents per mileTurn on your TV to streaming? 30$ a month.
MebgardnerNo, did not get the monitor dongle for the car.
I did not buy the new car, either. I'm one of those "the fleet is getting older" owners.
I fixed up the 4Runner, and I will pump those brakes for another 20 years if I can.
OllicatIf our government insists on giving away $1 billion or more of my taxes, then just send it to me. I will invest it and make more money to pay taxes on instead of sending it down the bottomless pit of EVs.
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