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The federal government has issued more than $1 billion in tax credits for new and used electric vehicles.
The credits, for a respective $ 7,500 and $ 4,000 , were previously available only when EV buyers filed their annual tax returns.
Americans can now also get the EV tax credit upfront regardless of their federal tax liability.
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