The U.S. electric vehicle market faces uncertainty a year after federal tax credits for EV purchases were suspended, leaving consumers and automakers navigating a shifting landscape. With incentives that had previously boosted adoption now on hold, industry analysts are assessing how long-term trends and state-level policies may fill the gap. The decision has sparked debates over whether the pause will slow growth or force manufacturers to accelerate innovation without subsidies. Buyers weighing high upfront costs against long-term savings are also reconsidering their options amid the policy change.
Where the US EV market stands a year after Trump ended tax credits USA Today
