Topic: Buying Tesla shares as a long term investment

[EV-Light]

I sold mine at the peak…I figured competition was going to start giving them a burn - and here we are! Will be interesting to see what happens in the next 3y, with GM and Hondas made by GM entering the market and Ford introducing a new small EV truck…

Hopefully the likes of Toyota, Lexus, Subaru, Mazda, etc have EVs in the pipeline - by 2026, if they can’t achieve 30% sales, they will be paying $20k/car…or leave the Canadian market, but that could also mean California and all the states that follow their zero emissions strategy..

And PHEVs won’t give them much:
“Fully electric cars and trucks would be worth a bigger credit than plug-in hybrid versions, though the government acknowledges that plug-in hybrids will likely remain in demand in rural and northern areas.”


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[rrocket]

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And PHEVs won’t give them much:
“Fully electric cars and trucks would be worth a bigger credit than plug-in hybrid versions, though the government acknowledges that plug-in hybrids will likely remain in demand in rural and northern areas.”


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Well as the new law is structured in the US, any EV not built in the US by US union won't be getting any credits anyways.

So no real incentive for them.

[me_2]

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And PHEVs won’t give them much:
“Fully electric cars and trucks would be worth a bigger credit than plug-in hybrid versions, though the government acknowledges that plug-in hybrids will likely remain in demand in rural and northern areas.”


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Well as the new law is structured in the US, any EV not built in the US by US union won't be getting any credits anyways.

So no real incentive for them.

Rules seem to have "evolved" over time, see Electrek for details, they also made a flowchart
https://electrek.co/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2022/11/EV-tax-credit-flowchart.pdf.