What Should Georgia Drivers Know About EV Tax Credits and Charger Incentives?
Federal EV incentives are changing. The Clean Vehicle Credit, worth up to $7,500, is set to expire on September 30, 2025, unless extended. The credit for home EV charger installations will end on June 30, 2026. If you're thinking about purchasing an electric Nissan, the window to act is closing.
How Much Can You Save and Do You Qualify?
The Clean Vehicle Credit offers up to $7,500 based on your vehicle's manufacturing details. Here's how it breaks down:
- $3,750 if the EV meets battery component requirements
- $3,750 if it meets critical mineral sourcing rules
Some vehicles only qualify for part of the credit. Others may not qualify at all. Confirm eligibility before purchasing.
What Must a Nissan EV Meet to Qualify?
To qualify for the federal credit, a Nissan EV must:
- Vehicle must be brand new at purchase
- Battery capacity of at least 7 kilowatt-hours (kWh)
- Final assembly in North America
- Manufactured by a qualified automaker
Price limits apply:
- Under $80,000 MSRP for trucks, SUVs, and vans
- Under $55,000 MSRP for all other vehicles
The sale must be reported to the IRS, and you must meet income limits.
Why Is Timing So Important?
Once these programs expire, there’s no guarantee they’ll return. The Clean Vehicle Credit ends on September 30, 2025, and the home charger credit ends June 30, 2026. Waiting could mean missing out on thousands in potential savings.
How Can Gwinnett Place Nissan Help?
Our team in Duluth, GA is here to guide you. We’ll help you identify which Nissan EVs qualify, explain the credit requirements, and assist with IRS reporting. Whether you're researching the Nissan ARIYA or exploring EV charging options at home, we’re ready to help.
Ready to Act Before Time Runs Out?
Contact Gwinnett Place Nissan today to learn more about your EV tax credit eligibility. We'll walk you through each step so you can make the most of these time-sensitive federal incentives.