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Canada orders three Chinese companies to divest from Canadian critical minerals companies

Green Car Congress

The Government of Canada has ordered the divestiture of the following investments by three Chinese companies in Canadian critical mineral companies: Sinomine (Hong Kong) Rare Metals Resources Co., Limited is required to divest itself of its investment in Power Metals Corp.

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Lexus RZ range boost, tariff on China EVs, Ford and GM lose EV tax credit: Today’s Car News

Green Car Reports

EV tax credit qualification gets murky in the new year. An even higher tariff on Chinese EVs is being considered. And the Lexus RZ EV gets a lower-priced base model with more range. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. The 2024 Lexus RZ 300e adds more driving range to the only EV in the Toyota luxury brand’s U.S.

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EVs with Chinese parts won’t qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit from 2024

Electrek

The US government has released guidance that will make it harder for EVs to qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit if their batteries contain Chinese components or minerals. more… The post EVs with Chinese parts won’t qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit from 2024 appeared first on Electrek.

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U.S. Government Delays Even-Stricter EV Tax Credit Rules

InsideEVs

Vehicles were set to become ineligible for the tax credit in 2025 if their batteries contained Chinese-sourced graphite. The new rules delay that requirement.

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How The Chinese-Made Volvo EX30 Will Deal With US Tariffs & Incentives

CleanTechnica EVs

Will it manage to avoid import tariffs and qualify for federal tax credits? The post How The Chinese-Made Volvo EX30 Will Deal With US Tariffs & Incentives appeared first on CleanTechnica. The Volvo EX30 goes on sale in the US this summer.

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Impact of Proposed Changes to the Federal EV Tax Credit – Part 1: Summary Chart

EV Adoption

A key component of the CEAA is nine proposed changes to the Plug-In Electric Drive Vehicle Credit ( IRC 30D ) — more commonly known as the “federal EV tax credit.”. I’ve written extensively on the tax credit and especially its many flaws, ineffectiveness, and areas in the regulations that desperately need fixing.

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Ansys releases pre-lockdown global survey on vehicle electrification

Green Car Congress

Global findings reveal more optimism for EVs—just 6% of Chinese respondents and 4% of Indian respondents will wait to buy an EV until gas-powered vehicles cease production. US respondents are most likely to buy an EV if the government offers a federal/state tax credit.