The problem with this is the gov't, heard they may be trying to do away with the whole incentives offering .
How much will you be able to reduce price by?
Thought this would be a great thread to create seeing how communities like this attract people from across the world, with that comes different EV incentives/rebates/credits/etc.
Use this thread to post your location and how much you will be getting back.
For starters, I live in California and have the typical $7500 federal tax credit and maybe an additional $7000 from my state depending on how that rebate holds up come time to purchase the Mini EV.
If my employment situation changes that might mean another $1500-3000 off!
Use this thread to post your location and how much you will be getting back.
For starters, I live in California and have the typical $7500 federal tax credit and maybe an additional $7000 from my state depending on how that rebate holds up come time to purchase the Mini EV.
If my employment situation changes that might mean another $1500-3000 off!
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Down the road the only ones that will be benefiting from credits are companies that buy EV's for fleet use, which get used in car sharing programs.
In Ireland I get 5,000 euro as a grant off the price of an EV and I also get a tax credit worth 2,468.80 euro. The tax credit is a % of the price of the car. I also get 600euro for the home EV charger. The 7,468.80euro comes off the price of the car. I just have to sign a form to say I am purchasing the car for personal use and not to resell it and the dealer takes the money off the price and I don't have to fill in any forms. The 600euro for my home charger, I have to fill out a form and claim that back after I get the charger installed and I pay for it in full. you need to apply for the 600euro in advance, a simple web form to fill in and once u get approval u proceed with the installation and then upload a copy of the sales invoice, the certificate from a certified electrician and u get the 600euro paid into your bank account.
As regards negotiating with the dealer, there is zero room for that. The price I pay is the recommended price from Mini and this is the same at every dealer. There is no variation in price. Different dealers may offer a better trade in value if u are trading in a car and u can generally negotiate a few hundred euro worth of extras for free
As regards negotiating with the dealer, there is zero room for that. The price I pay is the recommended price from Mini and this is the same at every dealer. There is no variation in price. Different dealers may offer a better trade in value if u are trading in a car and u can generally negotiate a few hundred euro worth of extras for free
I assume when a certain level of EVs on the road is reached that the incentives will be gradually reduced and ultimately removed.The problem with this is the gov't, heard they may be trying to do away with the whole incentives offering .
Just bought mine SE edition- Austin Tx took $1000 off $37,500 and discounted the Ceramic and window tint by 50% 495 + 495 - 50% so about $1400 total. These are pretty decent sellers so getting something is better than nothing?
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