Car buyers looking for a deal on an electric vehicle can find 0% financing and attractive leases on some models, even after ...

According to early projections, the end of tax credits in the US could significantly slow progress on EVs and, by extension, on cutting emissions. Sales of battery-electric vehicles could be about 40% ...

A $7,500 tax credit is available for the lease or purchase of many electric vehicles — but only if contracts are inked by ...

All sorts of strategies are being employed, from cars being discontinued to offering incentives even larger than the ...

As the $7,500 tax credit disappears, the EV market faces a reckoning: will sales hold or collapse without government support?

Deals include major price cuts, zero percent financing, and cash discounts across various EV models.

The federal tax credit for electric vehicles has expired, but consumers can still find state and local incentives to reduce ...

EVs now account for just 5.2% of new-car sales after the federal credit ended, marking a major market correction ...

The increased rebates begin one month after the federal tax credit for purchases ended, part of Trump’s plan to push fossil fuels in the United States despite their contribution to climate ...

Even without sticks, EV advocates say they still have a trump card — the looming Chinese EV market behemoth. Chinese companies like BYD have rapidly grown into the world’s largest EV manufacturers, ...

Oregon and Maine both offer $7,500 of credits, Oklahoma gives up to $5,500, and Connecticut and Vermont will cut the price of ...