Washington State Revives EV Tax Incentives
The state of Washington has relaunched tax incentives for buyers of new and used electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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The state of Washington has relaunched tax incentives for buyers of new and used electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, Automotive News reports.
The new plan, which will take effect on Aug. 1, replaces a similar initiative that expired last June. The measure will offer tax rebates worth as much as $2,500 on new EVs that sell for less than $45,000, and as much as $1,600 on the purchase of used EVs priced below $30,000.
Washington state hopes to put 50,000 “green” vehicles on its roads by 2020.
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