EV Tax Credit Hits Midnight—Trump’s Climate Plot Twist!
Brace yourselves, eco-warriors and EV enthusiasts! On October 1, 2025—the dreaded Zero Hour—the federal $7,500 tax credit on electric vehicles vaporizes into thin air, turning bargain Tesla dreams into showroom Cinderella tragedies. August 2025 sales zoomed to a historic 146,332 electric cars, a nearly 18% jump year-over-year, powered by consumers racing like it’s an episode of Apocalypse NOW with Donald Trump’s administration playing climate change scorched-earth villains. As President Trump kneecaps renewable energy support faster than you can say 'carbon footprint,' real-world EV prices are poised to surge. It’s a turbocharged cautionary tale on wheels, sparked by politics and fueled by desperate last-minute sales.
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Nothing screams progress like buying an EV at record speed the month before Uncle Donald slashes your $7,500 tax credit faster than a Tesla on Ludicrous Mode. Climate justice? More like climate rollercoaster with a Trump-shaped twist.
EV sales spike 18% in August 2025 because everyone suddenly remembered tax credits matter more than the planet. Purely transactional tree-hugging, because who needs long-term vision when you have last-minute panic buys?
October 1, 2025: The day affordable EVs transform into showroom pumpkins thanks to Trump’s climate scorched-earth strategy. Cinderella in a gas-guzzling nightmare, someone hand me my eco-friendly tissues!
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/30/2025 | Author: Lawrence Ulrich
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