Mac-Tyson
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- Mac
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Slate Auto is confirmed to be in talks but hasn’t officially joined the program yet. So I thought it would be interesting to see how the Slate Truck stacks up with and without the incentive price wise for with EV models eligible for the incentive that are from brands confirmed to be part of the program.
- Slate Truck ($21,450 with incentive)
- Chevy Bolt ($24,100)
- Slate Truck ($24,950 without incentive)
- Slate Open Air SUV ($25,400 with incentive)
- Nissan Leaf ($26,400)
- Slate Squareback SUV ($26,450 with incentive)
- Ford UEV Pickup (~$26,500)
- Slate Fastback SUV ($28,450 with incentive)
- Slate Open Air SUV ($28,900 without incentive)
- Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback (~$29,500 unconfirmed)
- Slate Squareback SUV ($29,950 without incentives)
- Toyota bZ ($31,400)
- Chevy Equinox EV ($31,495)
- Subaru Uncharted ($31,495)
- Hyundai Ioniq 5 ($31,500)
- Kia EV3 (~$31,500 unconfirmed)
- Slate Fastback SUV ($31,950 without incentive)
- Subaru Solterra ($31,995)
- Tesla Model 3 ($33,490)
- Toyota C-HR ($33,500)
- Ford Mustang Mach-E ($34,295)
- Hyundai Ioniq 6 ($34,350)
- Kia Niro EV ($36,200)
- Tesla Model Y ($36,490)
- Honda Prologue ($36,400)
- Subaru Trailseeker ($36,495)
- Volvo EX30 ($36,845)
- Kia EV6 ($37,900)
- Tesla Model 3 Premium ($39,990)
- Rivian R2 ($41,490)
- Toyota bZ Woodland ($41,800)
- Tesla Model Y Premium ($42,490)
- Lexus RZ ($43,895)
- Chevy Blazer EV ($44,700)
- Lexus ES 350e ($45,395)
- Lucid Cosmos (~$46,500 unconfirmed)
- Rivian R2 Premium ($50,490)
- Lucid Air ($67,400)
- Rivian R1T ($74,490)
- Lucid Gravity ($76,400)
- Rivian R1S ($80,490)
- Honda CR-V EV?
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