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My dealer told me, last week, the exact same thing. He also assured me that the price will not change.

Thanks. By the way: STILL don’t have a production date for the MME. Although the GM told me the price is locked in AND if it doesn’t happen by 8/25, the order converts to a ‘23MY at no cost

I actually received a call from Hyundai yesterday that the car was delivered! Talk about good timing! We signed the docs and secured the $7500 tax credit before Biden signs this week, as well as the state credit of $750 which goes away 9/1. It’s a really, really smooth ride, especially with...

Actually received a call today from our Hyundai dealer, and picked up a Limited Edition I5 just before the tax credit went away!

It depends on where you live…California has high demand for EV’s. But please share what search engine you use. I’ll be thankful if you’re correct, but I haven’t seen it

They all charge markups from what I’ve seen

We’re ok through ‘22. ‘23 we likely get $3750 because of the batteries not being mfg’d in North America

Good question. I actually wonder if it made it’s way into someone else’s hands…I guess I’ll know relatively soon

Yes, my dealer assured me the price will be the same. I don’t recall the exact increase, but it was around $1300. Offsets a bit of the partial loss of the tax credit

Just met with my dealer. The order bank for 2023 cars has been moved to 8/25. If we don’t have production dates by that time, our MY converts to ‘23

Ordered 3/28, and feeling very left out. I wasn’t so concerned before, but now I may lose out on the full tax credit if delivered after 1/1/23

You’re the first person I’ve seen who is of that opinion. I asked the same question on the Ioniq 5 Forum, and they all opined that Ford mfg’s in North America, thus the Tax Credit is solid until 12/31. On 1/1 it will likely drop to $3750 unless things change, just as some posted above

given production is in Mexico, will it immediately go away?

weird. My Hyundai dealer is basically saying something similar…they gave me the vin and said it delivery was imminent, and now are saying the shipping company shows it as delivered but they can’t find it! Now I’ll lose the tax credit

This is exactly what I’ve done, and prepared a projected tax return to make certain I have the $7500 in tax liability

Great find…that clarifies a lot

It says in the bill that the credit is derived from point of sale, so I’d imagine it would have to be from the dealer in a used car transaction or there is some type of clawback from the original buyer of the original credit. I like that they have reinstituted the tax credit with the caveat of...

The new bill has to make Hyundai unhappy with the rollout of the Ioniq 6, which is clearly a sedan

How would it affect flippers? I don’t see anything that restricts them from doing so, at least in the articles I’ve read

My wife and I paddle board quite a bit, and need to find reliable racks to put on our MME (if we ever get it). Thule? Yakima?