Yahoo News Article RatingStricter EV tax credit rules kick in April 18: What it means for buyers
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46% : 40% of minerals must come from free trade partners, 50% of components must come from N. AmericaThe Treasury Department on Friday finally issued guidance on the battery production and minerals sourcing requirements for federal EV tax credits for consumers, though the rules may create more chaos than clarity.44% : For instance, the U.S. and allies including Japan and the E.U. are in discussions to be added to free trade agreements for minerals sourcing, which would be a positive for government objectives to reduce exposure to China-based sources.
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