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Are EV Owners Getting Taxed Unfairly?

Are EV Owners Getting Taxed Unfairly?

As gas tax revenue declines, states are turning to higher registration fees for EVs to fund road maintenance. In some places, these fees now exceed what gas-powered vehicles pay in fuel taxes, sparking controversy. With 39 states already charging extra fees, and a potential federal EV tax on the horizon, many wonder if this is…

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Switching to Polestar: Worth the Leap from Tesla

Switching from Tesla to Polestar has sparked curiosity among EV enthusiasts. With unique strengths and trade-offs, the Polestar 2 (P2) and Polestar 3 (P3) offer a compelling alternative. Here’s a detailed look at what owners are saying about the switch, particularly concerning range, performance, and real-world usability. Range: A Mixed Bag Depending on Use Polestar’s…

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2026 Lyriq-V: Cadillac’s Fastest Electric Yet

Cadillac has unveiled its fastest and most powerful vehicle ever—the all-electric 2026 Lyriq-V. With a whopping 615 horsepower and a sleek design, this high-performance crossover pushes the boundaries of GM's iconic V-Series into the EV era. Deliveries begin later this year, and it’s already making waves as a game-changer for Cadillac enthusiasts. Performance Redefined: Power…

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Hidden Costs of EV Tax Credits

The Income Cap Catch The federal EV tax credit offers up to $7,500 to make electric vehicles more affordable. Starting in 2024, dealerships could apply the credit at the point of sale, eliminating the need to wait for a tax refund. However, this convenience comes with strict income limits. Individual buyers must earn under $150,000,…

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