"It's the reason why EV leases are so cheap, so if you want an affordable EV, you should act soon. There are great deals on both mainstream and luxury EVs, you just have to know where to look. The time has come. Later this coming week, the federal clean vehicle tax credit will disappear, and many of the "I can't believe this price" lease deals"
"While the $7,500 EV tax credit expires on Sept. 30, it is possible that many automakers might continue to eat those costs themselves and continue to offer aggressive deals through the year. But long-term, there's no guarantee of that. This is a great weekend to go EV-shoppingperhaps the last great one for a while. First off, at this point, you're going to be fighting"
The $7,500 federal clean vehicle tax credit expires on Sept. 30, and many deeply discounted EV lease deals rely on that credit. Automakers may absorb the credit's value temporarily, but long-term continuation of aggressive deals is uncertain. Demand is increasing and inventory is shrinking, so shoppers should act quickly to find remaining bargains. Using leasing forums or brokers helps locate excess inventory and region-specific offers. Leasehackr has numerous striking deals, particularly in California where inventory is plentiful. Hyundai Ioniq 5 models are widely discounted, contributing to standout lease opportunities among mainstream and luxury EVs.
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