2023 Hyundai Kona gets 258 miles EPA rating, loses EV tax credit Comments

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• 13 Mar 2023

joenodden, 03 Mar 2023"the car effectively cost $27,685 thanks to the tax credit." No, no it did not. I... moreWell said and not realized by many. The tax credit is not completely to many families (especially those not living in expensive cities and hence not earning the bigger salaries coastal cities have, even though they earn well enough for their own small cities)

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• 03 Mar 2023

"the car effectively cost $27,685 thanks to the tax credit."

No, no it did not. It effectively cost that much to rich people that make enough to be taxed that much. But at the same time, these rich people make enough to not be worried about that. The people who need it to be cheaper get absolutely nothing or next to nothing.

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