EV tax credits are dead in the US. Now what?

Federal EV tax credits in the US have ended, impacting the affordability and demand for electric vehicles. The credits, which provided up to $7,500 towards EV purchases, were crucial in reducing upfront costs and driving adoption. With transportation contributing significantly to US climate pollution, the end of these credits could slow progress in cutting emissions. While some US states still offer incentives, the lack of federal support may hinder the country's EV market growth compared to global leaders like China. The article highlights the potential long-term effects of ending EV tax credits on emissions reduction and EV adoption rates.