Eligible for EV tax credit, Dodge electric muscle car, Tesla Supercharging winner, Acura EV concept: Car News Today
Dodge is famous and proud of his electric muscle car. Tesla topped a study on the charging experience. Acura shows how attractive its design is in EVs. Proof of BMW changing its battery strategy. And we’ve distilled the list of vehicles that qualify for the EV tax credit down to very few. This and more, here Green car report.
The IRS has issued some guidance on the improved EV tax credit, now known as the Clean Car Credit, that came after President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act on Tuesday. With limits on Tesla and GM not being lifted until 2023 and assembly required in North America, you can buy an EV and claim credit in 2022, but it a very short list of eligible vehicles.
The Concept electric car Dodge Charger Daytona SRT was revealed Wednesday to be anti-Tesla in some respects, with a classic look, a multi-speed transmission and an “exhaust” that will give a shout (and “bone vibration”) to those outside. . This is a new kind of EV, for sure.
New deal with China’s EVE Energy leads to BMW’s wide variation on cylindrical cells in its upcoming mass-market EVs coming in 2025? One report suggests so — and larger format cells like Tesla’s 4680 could be part of it.
Tesla’s Supercharger Network Again topped JD Power’s research on satisfaction with charging experience again — both for its fast charging on the road and its Level 2 Destination charging. But Power noted this year that there was growing dissatisfaction with charger reliability throughout the study.
And Acura has indicated the design future of its brand — and an EV produced in 2024 — as it transitions to EVs, with Exact EV concept. It suggests a duality in design that conveys F1 tracks inside while driving and smooth and light in autopilot.
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