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I expect consumer 7500 credit in the next month to come out. Be patient

It's completely up to Tesla when to open it up. The EV credit can go away completely soon if congress repeals it.

I think they have too many unsold 2024 trucks at the moment. February will see

Yes, my point is that TSLA is not ready. You can take the credit at POS or later.

Yes, Tesla is not ready. Maybe they have not started shipping the 25YR model. To get POS credit, the process is here: https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/how-to-claim-a-clean-vehicle-tax-credit TESLA, hurry up!

You can do both. If you want to wait and get it with your tax return filing at later time, it is totally fine. However, to get it at POS time, Tesla needs to be ready. Which I do not think they are - they probably have not uploaded all VINs to IRS yet.

In order to receive the Tax credit under 30D Tesla needs to upload any VINs to IRS (yes, each and every qualified VIN to IRS). VINs can be sold or unsold yet. The 30D credit can be then claimed at POS or via form 8936 *with your tax return of 2025*. My guess is that Tesla is not procedural ready...

Oh yeah - the incoming administration has an array of avenues to affect the implementation! What I was saying was in lieu of the uncertainty - ranging from worst case removing the EV credit all together in a rapid manner, to better but still bad case of making it more difficult to claim in the...

MY 2 cents is that there is a likelihood that the new Administration might yank the EV credit on Jan 20, it probably will be awkward to advertise the EV credit and then sees it revoked while taking delivery in 2-3 weeks. Yes I know that the Congress needs to revoke the law, but the...

That's not 7500 tax credit. In this case, it is the 45W commercial clean vehicle credit. Tesla is both the manufacturer and the lessor. As a lessor Tesla gets 7500 for each vehicle they buy (from itself), then lease to customer, and Telsa just PASS ON that 7500 from IRS to customer as...

The business tax credit is non-refundable that means you must first have enough tax owed to IRS and then offset it by at most 7500. If this is you, then it might be a good arrangement. The usual tax credit for consumers are out-of-pocket saving and is a different case. The cybertruck does not...