Find out exactly how much you save going electric.
The 2025 federal EV tax credit (§30D) offers up to $7,500 — but income limits, MSRP caps, and assembly requirements mean not everyone qualifies. Check your eligibility in 30 seconds.
2025 EV Tax Credit Calculator
Estimates federal §30D credit eligibility. Verify with your tax advisor before purchase.
Your Estimated Credits
State credits vary widely. Check your state DMV or tax authority for exact amounts.
How the EV tax credit works in 2025
The §30D Clean Vehicle Credit provides up to $7,500 for new EVs and $4,000 for used EVs. The credit is non-refundable — it reduces your tax liability but cannot exceed what you owe.
Single filers must have MAGI under $150,000; joint filers under $300,000. Vehicle MSRP must be under $55,000 for sedans or $80,000 for trucks, SUVs, and vans.
Since 2024, you can transfer the credit to the dealer at the time of purchase — effectively getting the discount upfront rather than waiting for your tax return.
Complete guide to EV tax credits
Everything you need to know about the 2025 federal credit, state incentives, and how to claim them.
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Browse all guides →Complete breakdown of the §30D credit — eligibility, income limits, MSRP caps, and how to claim it.
How the MAGI income limits work, how to calculate your modified AGI, and strategies to stay under the threshold.
Which 2025 models qualify for the full federal credit, and which only get $3,750 or nothing.
How to get the EV tax credit as an upfront discount at the dealership instead of waiting for your tax return.