NO TAX CREDIT FOR 2023 TESLA MODEL Y | THIS IS ABSURD

EV Channels Review

The video details the surprising complexities of the 2023 EV tax credit, specifically highlighting how the Tesla Model Y, despite its popularity and EPA classification as an SUV, may not qualify for the credit due to an IRS MSRP limit of $55,000 for sedans, which the IRS inexplicably applies to most Model Y configurations. The reviewer expresses frustration with this confusing classification, noting that only the seven-seater Model Y variant, despite a higher MSRP, qualifies for the full credit. The video also touches on the Model Y's record-breaking sales globally, Tesla's Q4 delivery push, the removal of ultrasonic sensors and its impact on parking assist features, and leaked Supercharger locations. The overall sentiment is one of confusion and disappointment regarding the tax credit's application, while acknowledging Tesla's continued sales success and infrastructure expansion.