You can freely import EVs if they are small enough to meet nev requirements (Aka both crash and pollution exempt) If they would throw in a little 660cc range extender you could use that car anywhere without limits. Unfortunate we will never see the Nissan iPower hybrid in the us let alone as a plug ...
jray3 wrote:Thanks Don, btw- what's a good price on T-105s these days. The depressed value of scrap lead never seems to carry over to cheaper batteries. A T-105 was in the $60 range 20 years ago..
And those batteries would last 3x longer,
I am curious too what the current wholesale on s t105 is.
What's sad to me is the 'diversion' caused by the $1000 number - instead of debating the whole concept of such a tax, it has everyone focused on the $ amount and thus the concept has been accepted by default. I wouldn't be surprised if it'll get negotiated to some lower number, but the tax will rem...
Your answer proves a point that metrics like this one mean less than you think https://evadoption.com/ev-market-share/ev-market-share-state/?fbclid=IwAR36Wntldi_3gNELg2P0DSNfm4yXnBFxilJ5UE-H_3mszuerM88E-tnUdOc The answers that match how the state measures them are Annual BEV sales 1 0 1 Annual Plug ...
I'd ask why the sales turned down, but I'm even more puzzled that the registrations stopped tracking the sales. People buying out of state? If in 2011 I buy a used EV And in 2012 my buddy buys a new PHEV And in 2013 another guy buys a used EV We don’t sell our cars in 2014, and we are the only ones...