Complete List of 2023 EV Tax Credit Eligible Vehicles

Thinking about buying a new EV? Check this list to see which cars qualify for the 2023 EV Tax Credit.

These Are the Veihcles that Qualify for the 2023 EV Tax Credit

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What Is the EV Tax Credit?

This EV Tax Credit passed in the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act extends tax credits on new EVs purchased through 2023 and beyond, meaning it’s not too late to reap the tax benefits of an EV purchase.

If you purchase a qualifying EV this year, you can file for up to $7,500 in tax credit next year.

Do I Qualify for the EV Tax Credit?

The qualifications for the EV Tax Credit are pretty straightforward. 

First, you’ve got to purchase a qualifying EV (you can find a list of qualifying EVs below). To qualify, cars must be assembled in North America and meet pricing requirements. 

After purchasing a qualifying vehicle, be sure to keep your documents in a safe place until tax season. When you fill out your taxes, remember to let your accountant, tax filer, or TurboTax know about your purchase.

Which Vehicles Qualify for the EV Tax Credit

Make Model Year Price
Audi
Q5 TFSI e Quattro
2023
$80,000
BMW
330e
2021-2023
$55,000
BMW
BMW X5 xDrive45e
2021-2023
$80,000
Cadillac
Lyriq
2022-2023
$55,000
Chevrolet
Bolt
2022-2023
$55,000
Chevrolet
Bolt EUV
2022-2023
$55,000
Chrysler
Pacifica
2022-2023
$80,000
Ford
Escape Plug-In Hybrid
2022-2023
$55,000
Ford
E-Transit
2022-2023
$80,000
Ford
F-150 Lightning
2022-2023
$80,000
Ford
Mustang Mach-E
2022-2023
$55,000
Jeep
Grand Cherokee 4xe
2022-2023
$80,000
Jeep
Wrangler 4xe
2022-2023
$80,000
Lincoln
Aviator Grand Touring
2022-2023
$80,000
Lincoln
Corsair Grand Touring
2022-2023
$55,000
Nissan
Leaf S
2021-2023
$55,000
Nissan
Leaf S Plus
2021-2022
$55,000
Nissan
Leaf SL Plus
2021-2022
$55,000
Nissan
Leaf SV
2021-2022
$55,000
Nissan
Leaf SV Plus
2021-2023
$55,000
Rivian
R1S
2022-2023
$80,000
Rivian
R1T
2022-2023
$80,000
Tesla
Model 3 Rear Wheel Drive
2022-2023
$55,000
Tesla
Model 3 Long Range
2022-2023
$55,000
Tesla
Model Y All-Wheel Drive - 7 seat variant (3-rows)
2022-2023
$80,000
Tesla
Model Y Long Range - 7 seat variant (3-rows)
2022-2023
$80,000
Tesla
Model Y Performance - 7 seat variant (3-rows)
2022-2023
$80,000
Tesla
Model Y All-Wheel Drive - 5 seat variant (2-rows)
2022-2023
$55,000
Tesla
Tesla Model Y Long Range - 5 seat variant (2-rows)
2022-2023
$55,000
Tesla
Tesla Model Y Performance - 5 seat variant (2-rows)
2022-2023
$55,000
Volkswagen
ID.4
$55,000
2023
Volkswagen
Pro
2023
$55,000
Volkswagen
ID.4 Pro S
2023
$55,000
Volkswagen
ID.4 S
2023
$55,000
Volkswagen
ID.4 AWD Pro
2023
$80,000
Volkswagen
ID.4 AWD Pro S
2023
$80,000
Volvo
S60 T8 Recharge (Extended Range)
2023
$55,000
Volvo
S60 Extended Range
2023
$55,000
Volvo
S60
2023
$55,000

Why Don’t Some Manufacturers Qualify for the EV Tax Credit?

To qualify for the EV Tax Credit, vehicles have to undergo final assembly and inspection in the US, as well as a few other requirements. 

While most manufacturers are working to meet this requirement by opening and adapting facilities (or, in Tesla’s case, by significantly reducing prices), many don’t yet qualify. 

The following companies have registered with the IRS as qualified manufacturers but have not submitted a list of vehicles that meet the new requirements. 

  • Honda
  • Hyundai Motor America
  • Jaguar Land Rover Ltd.
  • Kia America Inc.
  • Mazda Motor of America Inc.
  • Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC
  • Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc.
  • Polestar Automotive USA Inc
  • Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
  • Proterra Operating Company Inc.
  • Subaru of America Inc.
  • Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.