No, both all-electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are eligible for the tax credit based on whether their batteries meet the critical minerals requirements and the battery component requirements.
Does the amount of the new EV tax credit depend on whether a vehicle is all-electric or plug-in hybrid electric?
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