Zachary Shahan

5 days ago | nrinvesting.com | Zachary Shahan |David Waterworth

London, June 23, 2025 , (Oilandgaspress) ––– At the G‑Class Experience Center in Graz (Austria), Mercedes‑Benz has been offering G‑Class enthusiasts an action-packed programme since 2020. On the ‘G‑Class Experience’, customers from across the world can explore the all-round capabilities of the legendary off-road vehicle at the limit. Every moment is a new adventure. As a result, demand is exceptionally high and the event is fully booked every year.

1 week ago | cleantechnica.com | Zachary Shahan

BYD Seal Last Updated on: 20th June 2025, 01:23 am As we’ve been reporting, Chinese EV giant BYD has been expanding into or rapidly accelerating the competition in more and more markets, including in Latin America. It has been offering more affordable — but still very good — electric cars than these markets had before. Brazil is one of those markets, and BYD is doing great there.

1 week ago | cleantechnica.com | Zachary Shahan

We’ve seen it countless times now. A decade ago, it was the clear core talking point of automakers. There’s “no demand” for EVs. Consumers supposedly didn’t want electric cars — sad, so sad, but just reality. Except, repeatedly, it has been proven wrong. It’s often been used in connection with efforts to weaken fuel economy/CO2 emission regulations, but then when those regulations kick in, it turns out people will buy the number of EVs automakers need to sell. What a surprise.

1 week ago | cleantechnica.com | Zachary Shahan

So, reportedly, the plan for how Republicans will kill the $7,500 tax credit for electric vehicles is this: 180 days after the budget bill is passed into law, the EV tax credit will go away. Additionally, the tax credit for leased EVs will be eliminated immediately for cars produced outside of the United States. Furthermore, there’s the less talked about but very helpful $4,000 tax credit for used electric vehicles — that will end 90 days after the bill is signed into law.

1 week ago | nrinvesting.com | Zachary Shahan

Last Updated on: So, reportedly, the plan for how Republicans will kill the $7,500 tax credit for electric vehicles is this: 180 days after the budget bill is passed into law, the EV tax credit will go away. Additionally, the tax credit for leased EVs will be eliminated immediately for cars produced outside of the United States. Furthermore, there’s the less talked about but very helpful $4,000 tax credit for used electric vehicles — that will end 90 days after the bill is signed into law.