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Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Review - FullyCharged

Discussion in 'Mitsubishi Hybrids and EVs' started by GrumpyCabbie, Oct 19, 2014.

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  1. dipper

    dipper Senior Member

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    Unless you are in Colorado, no state/fed incentives will get you $10k. IRS is about $5800 for 12kwh battery. And $1500 for CA as an example. That comes out to be about $7300-ish. That should still plenty of money to hopefully get to Rav4 hybrid price.
     
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    Federal Tax Credit for Electric Vehicles Purchased in or after 2010

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    Incentives for Plug-in Hybrids and Electric Cars | PluginCars.com

    Its great there's always folks ready to miss the point (price) in order be 'helpful'
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  3. dipper

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    Are you sure you understand the rule? I got 10 grand for my Rav4ev, but how do you add up 10 grand on a Phev... for example, Volt with its large battery can only get 9 grand. The Outlander PHEV has only 12 kwh battery.... Please show me your math calculation. FYI, I did my math. ;). I can show you my calculation if you show me yours. :D
     
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    He's got a point, @hill , I don't see PHEVs on that list. The $7,500 is for BEVs in that fueleconomy.gov website you linked.
     
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    please don't

    Sorry for my confusion - I was thinking 10k best case scenario not middle case or worst case. I'll pay attention better next time - I hope. Thank you for your patience.

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    You can have $7500 on a PHEV. The IRS does not care if it is a PHEV or EV. They only care for battery size. Math is $2500 for 1st 5kwh battery size. Add $417 if battery is more than 5kwh. Add $417*(kwh beyond 5kwh). So a Volt is qualified for $7500.

    Just CARB gives only $1500 for PHEV.
     
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