Federal tax credits up to $7,500 on new EVs and $4,000 on pre-owned EVs end 09/30/25. Shop our Last-Chance EV Sale and lock in your savings before these savings are gone forever.
Save up to $7,500 on a new EV or $4,000 on a used EV before the deadline. To claim these immediate savings (no waiting until tax time) you must take delivery by 09/30/2025. After that, the Big Beautiful Bill ends the federal purchase credit of up to $7,500 on new EVs. It also ends the commercial EV credit for leases, and the $4,000 credit on pre-owned EVs.
You can claim the federal EV tax credit by purchasing a qualifying electric vehicle and filing IRS Form 8936 with your federal tax return. Our finance team can walk you through the steps and documentation you’ll need.
Yes, the Kia EV6 may qualify for the federal EV tax credit, depending on your tax situation and vehicle configuration. Ask our team to confirm current eligibility and available incentives.
The Kia EV9 may qualify for a portion or all of the federal tax credit. Our specialists at Jerry Seiner Kia will help you determine eligibility and any additional local or state incentives.
Yes, leasing an EV can still provide savings through a pass-through tax credit, which is often applied directly to your lease as a discount. We’ll explain how it works for your lease scenario.
Visit the IRS Clean Vehicle Credit page for detailed guidance.