Cadillac Lyriq Now Qualifies For EV Tax Credit Following Updated Classification Standards
Previously exempt due to passenger vehicle classification.
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Previously exempt due to passenger vehicle classification.
Full credit eligibility would expire in March 2023 regardless.
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Under these The Lyriq’s current price makes it ineligible for the EV tax credit.
New guidance opens up credits to foreign-built vehicles.
U.S. signed a law in June 2022 that banned the import of any goods from the Xinjiang region.
Affecting light-duty vehicles.
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Approval includes $6.4 million in incentives.
The dispute comes from a disagreement in how percentages are calculated.
The agreement arrives ahead of a strike deadline next week.
Requirements stipulate final assembly location and material sourcing.
Flexibility sought for new requirements.
The automaker is working to qualify in the next two to three years.
Cybersecurity executives argue the law poses a safety risk.
In an attempt to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains.
$1.5 billion now available.
The recommendations cover emissions reduction figures, timelines, and social impact.
Mercedes-Benz was ranked second.
The vehicle’s weight comes into play.