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Is a 2023 electric Chevy Bolt eligible for the $7500 fed tax credit even if it's being sold as "used?" It doesn't seem to fit the new or used criteria.

Used vehicles eligible for the $4000 credit need to be from 2021 or prior, so I don't know how a 2023 used vehicle fits in.
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Is a 2023 electric Chevy Bolt eligible for the $7500 fed tax credit even if it's being sold as "used?" It doesn't seem to fit the new or used criteria.

If you will not be the original owner of the vehicle then it is a used vehicle and only eligible for the used EV credit.

Is a 2023 electric Chevy Bolt eligible for the $7500 fed tax credit even if it's being sold as "used?" It doesn't seem to fit the new or used criteria.

I suspect the 2 year rule is a requirement to prevent someone from buying a new EV, claiming the new credit, and then immediately flipping it to someone else who will claim the used credit.  The rule creates a disincentive to flip new EVs, since they won't qualify for the credit, the prices that a dealer will be able to charge won't be as good, and if dealers can't sell used EVs that are less than 2 years old, they won't want to buy them either.

 

See here for more

https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/used-clean-vehicle-credit

Is a 2023 electric Chevy Bolt eligible for the $7500 fed tax credit even if it's being sold as "used?" It doesn't seem to fit the new or used criteria.

Well, I guess that makes sense but it is unfortunate. Thanks for the response!

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