特朗普团队拟取消7500美元电动汽车税收抵免，电动汽车股大跌

On November 14, Eastern Time Thursday, two insiders disclosed to Reuters that the transition team of USA President-elect Donald Trump plans to eliminate the $7,500 tax credit available to consumers purchasing electric vehicles. This incentive subsidy is one of the core measures of President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

The transition of this energy policy is led by billionaire oil tycoon Harold Hamm, founder of Continental Resources, and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum. Since Trump's victory on November 5, this group has met multiple times, several of which were held at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Florida, where Tesla CEO Musk was also present several times after the election.

The cancellation of the tax credit could adversely affect the already stagnant electric vehicle transition in the USA. However, representatives of the largest electric vehicle seller in the USA—Tesla—told Trump's transition committee that they support the elimination of this subsidy. Musk indicated earlier this year that eliminating the subsidy might have a slight impact on Tesla's sales but would be more detrimental to competitors, including traditional automakers like General Motors.

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Supporters of Trump, Tesla, and the oil industry all expressed support for this.

Trump repeatedly promised during his campaign to end Biden's 'electric vehicle policy' but did not specify details. Now, Trump's energy transition team believes that some clean energy policies in Biden's Inflation Reduction Act are difficult to eliminate because these projects have already started receiving funding and even benefited some Republican-led states, where the public supports the policy.

The "Auto Innovation Alliance," comprising almost all major auto manufacturers (except for Tesla), sent a letter to Congress on October 15, urging the preservation of electric vehicle tax credits, believing that this policy is crucial for ensuring the usa's global leadership in future automotive technology and manufacturing.

Insiders say that Trump wants to save money by canceling electric vehicle tax credits so he can use those funds to pay for the trillions of dollars in tax cuts set to expire early in his administration. Republicans plan to make larger tax reform one of their top priorities in the new Congress.

Members of Trump's energy transition team expect that the Republican Congress will use a legislative procedure called "budget reconciliation" to advance this reform, eliminating the need for Democratic votes. Biden used this method to pass the IRA bill.

Most of the oil & gas industry strongly supports the cancellation of electric vehicle subsidies because it benefits their business.

Trump pledged before the elections that even as the usa's oil production had reached historic highs, he would push to increase usa's oil production and repeal President Biden's costly clean energy programs. These policies include not only electric vehicle tax credits but also subsidies for wind energy, cecep solar energy, and support for the mass production of hydrogen energy.

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