To push electric car sales, OEMs boost incentives

May 22, 2013
Special discounts and tax incentives have buyers considering electric-powered cars.

Manufacturers of electric-powered cars are using special discounts and tax incentives to lower the price of these vehicles, causing consumers to consider buying them, according to The Wall Street Journal. The article notes the electric vehicles are less than 1 percent of all vehicle sales in the first four months of this year, but the discounts and subsidies are giving consumers incentive to buy them. Read about the electric car option.

Sponsored Recommendations

Snap-on Training: Approach to Intermittent Problems

Snap-on's live training sessions can help you develop your own strategy for approaching vehicle repair.

Snap-on Training: ADAS Level 2 - Component Testing

The second video for Snap-on's comprehensive overview of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), covering the fundamental concepts and functionalities essential for automotive...

Snap-on Training: Intro to ADAS

Snap-on's training video provides a comprehensive overview of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), covering the fundamental concepts and functionalities essential for automotive...

Snap-on Training: Guided Component Tests Level 2

The second video for Snap-on's comprehensive overview of Guided Component Tests, covering the fundamental concepts essential for diagnostic procedures.

Voice Your Opinion!

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Vehicle Service Pros, create an account today!