Every Car Eligible for the EV Tax Credit in 2025

• Several vehicles are newly eligible for the federal tax credit.
• But even more still are no longer eligible.
• More, potentially drastic, changes could be in the wings.

Hyundai, Kia and Tesla headline the list of electric vehicles newly eligible for the federal EV tax credit. You can read more on what makes a vehicle (and its purchaser) eligible for up to $7,500 in tax credits here. Read on to see what vehicles have been newly added to the list for 2025 and which vehicles are no longer eligible for a tax credit. 

Electric vehicles newly eligible for a federal tax credit

You can get more information on vehicle eligibility by visiting the EPA's fuel economy website. All of these vehicles are now eligible for the full $7,500 tax credit, though keep in mind that only certain trims (those costing less than $80,000) of certain vehicles will be eligible. 

Chevrolet Silverado EV

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Genesis GV70 Electrified

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Hyundai Ioniq 9

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Kia EV6

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Kia EV9

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Tesla Cybertruck

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

All other vehicles eligible for the EV tax credit in 2025

Here are the eligible vehicles in 2024 and continue to be eligible in 2025. Keep in mind that in 2025, there are no vehicles eligible for the partial tax credit ($3,750) that previously most frequently applied to plug-in hybrids. We'll dig into the vehicles no longer eligible for the tax credit a little later. 

Acura ZDX

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Cadillac Lyriq

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Cadillac Optiq

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Chevy Blazer EV

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Chevy Equinox EV

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Chrysler Pacifica PHEV

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Ford F-150 Lightning

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Honda Prologue

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Tesla Model 3

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Tesla Model X

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Tesla Model Y

Tax credit available: $7,500

Max MSRP to qualify: $80,000

Vehicles no longer eligible for the EV tax credit in 2025

Most of these electric vehicles fall into two categories: They're no longer on sale or they've fallen afoul of the battery sourcing requirements that came into effect for 2025. 

Audi Q5 PHEV

Chevy Bolt EV

Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe

Jeep Wrangler 4xe

Lincoln Corsair Plug-in Hybrid

Rivian R1S

Rivian R1T

Volkswagen ID.4