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Thinking of buying an EV in Colorado? You could get $26,500 in discounts
- nikanj 3y agoBuried deep in the article: ”Is it really possible to combine all these tax credits and rebates at once? Not yet, but it could be soon.” This seems like a weird hit piece against EVs, trying to stir rage with all the different subsidies (though you can only get some of them, and many being non-refundable tax rebates, not cash rewards).
- a-user-you-like 3y agoAhh, the poor subsidizing the rich getting electric vehicles
- upon_drumhead 3y agoThe rich that qualify for “< 80 percent median income OR enrolled in assistance programs”
- a-user-you-like 3y ago7500 federal credit?
- downvotetruth 3y agoColorado Vehicle Exchange program: > "An eligible trade-in vehicle must have failed an emissions test or be at least 12 years old" This seems like an incentive to damage/remove/sell the particulate filter and catalytic converter.
- sparrish 3y agoThat won't be hard to arrange. Just park it on the street in Denver overnight and your catalytic converter will be gone.
- sparrish 3y agoThe Xcel Energy rebate doesn't cover all of Colorado. There are a lot of counties Xcel doesn't service - like El Paso (Colorado's largest county with CS, the second largest metro area in CO). This is mostly just for Denver.