EV Tax Credits Are Ending

Here’s What That Means for You.

The federal EV tax credit now has an end date. As of September 30, 2025, the Clean Vehicle Credit, up to $7,500 off new electric vehicles or $4,000 for used EVs, is set to phase out for all buyers, regardless of income, vehicle eligibility, or manufacturer. To qualify, both purchase and delivery must occur before the deadline, and current price and income caps still apply. The acceleration of this timeline gives buyers a narrower window for purchase decisions so we wanted to be sure you were aware of the implications and the benefits of purchasing soon. If you’re weighing the move to electric, the next few months offer a final window to take advantage of substantial savings.

As most EV enthusiasts know, driving an e-tron offers much more than fuel savings, it’s a shift in the driving experience itself. Here’s what sets it apart:

• Instant torque – Power delivery is smooth, fast, and immediate
• Lower maintenance – Fewer moving parts and no oil changes
• Regenerative braking – Recaptures energy and reduces brake wear
• Quieter cabin – Electric motors eliminate engine noise
• Fuel freedom – Charge at home and skip the gas station
• Expanding infrastructure – Rapid growth in public charging networks
• Cleaner emissions – A smarter footprint for city and highway driving
• Tech-forward interiors – Digital cockpits and over-the-air updates

Audi’s e-tron lineup, maintaining classic Audi lines and design, reflects EV evolution with clarity and control, from the compact precision of the Q4 to the commanding range and design of the both the new Q6 e-tron and the A6 e-tron. At Audi Cape Fear, our EV inventory is strong right now, but model availability is expected to tighten as buyers rush to meet the tax credit deadline. Our team can help you confirm eligibility, walk you through point-of-sale credit options, and get you behind the wheel quickly. These incentives are set to expire, but the opportunity to step into Audi’s electric future is right now.