Thinking of buying a Tesla (TSLA) electric vehicle? Better act soon, or you could lose out on a $7,500 federal tax credit.
Once Tesla hits 200,000 electric vehicle sales, the cars it produces won't qualify for the $7,500 tax credit buyers presently get, according to Car and Driver. Elon Musk's company could reach that milestone as soon as the first quarter of 2018, analyst Alan Baum of Baum & Associates said.
Once the 200,000th Tesla is sold, the tax credit will begin a phase out period. The following year, buyers get half the credit. For the next two quarters after that, buyers will get 25% of the credit, or about $1,875.
Based on sales figures, it's likely that both Renault-owned (RNSDF) Nissan's and General Motors-owned (GM) Chevrolet's plug-in hybrid vehicles will remain eligible for the full $7,500 tax credit for at least the next 12 months.
optelsom van allerlei kleine factoren die niet in het voordeel van Tesla spreken.
ik onderschat de Tesla sekte niet die ongekende koopkracht vertoont en
elke kleine setback weer gladstrijkt.
maar er ligt een hele wereld aan cynische toekijkers op de loer om dit product eens even af te kraken omdat het "te mooi om waar te zijn" luchtkasteel vwb de koersontwikkeling toch beslist een keer onderuit moet gaan, vroeg of laat.
en niet zo'n beetje ook.