A year after the Trump administration eliminated federal tax credits for electric vehicles, the automotive industry is feeling the ripple effects. Manufacturers and consumers are adapting to the policy shift, with some companies benefiting from new incentives while others face higher costs. The changes have also sparked debates over the future of clean energy incentives and their role in accelerating the transition to electric transportation. Analysts are now assessing which sectors are gaining ground and which are struggling in the absence of federal support.
Trump cut EV tax credits. Here are the winners and losers a year later USA Today
