I suspect you might have been misinformed, as the Mach-E is actually one of the few current vehicles[1] that will be able to keep the $7500 tax credit for the r

I suspect you might have been misinformed, as the Mach-E is actually one of the few current vehicles[1] that will be able to keep the $7500 tax credit for the rest of the year, before the new rules around sourcing requirements and income limits kick in on Jan 1st. [1]: https://www.forbes.com/wheels/news/federal-ev-tax-credits-end-for-most-evs-plug-in-hybrids/ https://www.forbes.com/wheels/news/federal-ev-tax-credits-en...