This page covers the time period beginning on January 1, 2024, and onward. This guidance and the list of eligible vehicles will continue to change, so check https://fueleconomy.gov frequently. If you received your car before January 1, 2024, find the correct resource page linked at the top of this page.
By: Lindsey Perkins
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Published: 02.28.2024
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