Tesla and GM had both hit the 200,000 unit sales mark which disqualified them from tax credits under the former policy. The 2022 IRA (while adding manufacturing location and battery sourcing requirements, adding complications for foreign companies), loosened things up for US car companies. As part of the IRA, the 200,000 unit sales cap was eliminated, meaning Tesla and GM buyers could once again take advantage of the tax benefits. Unfortunately for you, the cap removal did not go in to effect until January 1, 2023. Chevy Bolts purchased in 2022 do not qualify. I don't know why the IRS site is inaccurate. It may only be reporting on the sourcing/manufacturing location specs of a given VIN (i.e., that vehicle qualifies based on the new rules in 2023). It may not factor in acquisition date.
