The $7,500 federal tax credit may not be the only incentive you’re eligible for when you purchase a Chevrolet Volt. In fact, you may be entitled to state and local utility incentives as well. To clarify things and help you find exactly what’s being offered where you live we’ve created a helpful tool on the various incentives offered for purchase of a Volt. Of course, all incentives, programs and regulations are subject to change at any time. You will want to consult with a tax professional and financial advisor regarding your particular circumstances. Check out the link here or use the tool below.
We have tried to make this website comprehensive and factual. All incentives, programs and regulations are subject to change at any time. Please consult with a tax professional and financial advisor regarding your particular circumstances.
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written by Dale Caldwell, January 28, 2013
written by Dale Caldwell, January 28, 2013
Re $7500 rebate: it applies only in the year you buy the car. If your tax liability is less than $7500, your rebate will be what your tax liability is. There is no carryover. As a retiree with a Federal tax bill quite a bit less than that, it is a substantial factor that makes it difficult to justify a Volt over a similar-sized high-mileage gasoline powered car.
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written by D. Steeves, January 28, 2013
written by D. Steeves, January 28, 2013
WEll - not very informative PA also gives a tax credit and rebate- if new car- under 500 miles when purchased. All you have is something about PECo... and not really any information about what thats about!
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written by Taunya, January 24, 2013
written by Taunya, January 24, 2013
Hi I just bought a 2011 Chevy Volt Monday. I didn't get the $2,500 rebate. Can I still get it and how?
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written by Dou, October 30, 2012
written by Dou, October 30, 2012
Does anyone know if for example you own taxes that are on a payment plan, you can use this 7500 tax credit to pay toward that?
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written by Timothy, October 10, 2012
written by Timothy, October 10, 2012
The Duke Energy pilot program in Indiana to get a free EVSE has been filled according to their web page and when I contacted them via email.
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written by Lance I., September 25, 2012
written by Lance I., September 25, 2012
Had a terrible day this past weekend with the Volt. Flat tire driver side, on a wonderful Saturday afternoon. Me and my wife are very disappointed with the whole no spare tire thing. Tire sealant did not do its job. Bubbled out. Had to keep adding air to get to the shop. Owners manual said 255/60 16, but actual size is 255/60 17.
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written by asga, August 04, 2012
written by asga, August 04, 2012
Hello. excellent job. I did not imagine this. This is a great story. Thanks!
Linkin Park
Linkin Park
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written by Katlyn, February 21, 2012
written by Katlyn, February 21, 2012
From what I am hearing, I have to owe more $7,500 to get the tax credit? I only owe $2,400 this year. Can someone please clarify this for me?
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written by Robmos, February 21, 2012
written by Robmos, February 21, 2012
How bout an incentive to trade in my Honda or Toyota Hybrid with a rebate substantially more than the "normal" trade in value?
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written by CPC, February 08, 2012
written by CPC, February 08, 2012
To view the incentives, you just have to click on either the United States or Canada button.
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written by Widgets, February 07, 2012
written by Widgets, February 07, 2012
The problem with flash, html5, is that people feel the need to produce informative displays using the latest thing to provide information which could simply be displayed in a table using plain old HTML that would work on a smart toaster or a genius of a doorbell/intercom device. The proliferation of increasing complexities used on the web shows how information's value is being protected and babelized instead of simplified and made universal. In the distant future people will wonder why it took so long for people to come to grips with competing bloatware methods of info sharing.
In the meantime, commodore64, AppleII, and IOS users should simply click the link. Yes, people have put a TCP/IP stack on those devices for no other reason than Because They Can. Flash and a multimedia enabled web page that changes with every new technology that comes out is and always Will be a hindrance to refrigerators that simply Know when that you are out of food and are able to suprise you with a fresh pizza delivery arriving in the driveway behind you.
In the meantime, commodore64, AppleII, and IOS users should simply click the link. Yes, people have put a TCP/IP stack on those devices for no other reason than Because They Can. Flash and a multimedia enabled web page that changes with every new technology that comes out is and always Will be a hindrance to refrigerators that simply Know when that you are out of food and are able to suprise you with a fresh pizza delivery arriving in the driveway behind you.
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written by SFC Franklin, February 06, 2012
written by SFC Franklin, February 06, 2012
It's "inconvenient" to plug it in? I have a 110 outlet in my garage... It's much more inconvenient to have to pay for gas! My commute is only 8 miles.
iPad users: You didn't know? (What a bunch of crybabies! )
THIS IS THE CAR OF THE FUTURE! When they get a little cheaper I will buy one.
iPad users: You didn't know? (What a bunch of crybabies! )
THIS IS THE CAR OF THE FUTURE! When they get a little cheaper I will buy one.
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written by Dipanjan Roy, February 06, 2012
written by Dipanjan Roy, February 06, 2012
The new Chevrolet Volt looks amazing, its the perfect next gen car. The interiors are also impressive. I cant believe that the car is a hatchback but it looks like a sedan. Its my recent favorite.
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written by Kent Taylor, February 03, 2012
written by Kent Taylor, February 03, 2012
I was in Hare Chevrolet to purchase a car in July 2011. I asked if the volt was available soon. I was lied to and told 3 to 5 years. Not long after that, they popped up all over the area. I ended up with a Malibu and was offered 5,000 less then I paid for it on trade. I'm now stuck with a car payment and no electric. I wanted a electric at the end of December to get the federal rebate on my taxes and that's not gonna happen.
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written by Lea Cullen Boyer, February 03, 2012
written by Lea Cullen Boyer, February 03, 2012
New York? Where is my incentive? I get to drive in the HOV lane? Let's get it cooking here! How about a tax incentive? Free charging station? Something to make us take notice?
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written by james billmaier, February 02, 2012
written by james billmaier, February 02, 2012
In the state of WA electric vehicle purchases are not subject to sales tax. I guess this not apply to VOLTs due to the gas consumption. In the case of a LEAF it is another incentive of ~9% which equates to another ~$2,500 (total of $10,000 incentive when added to the $7,500 tax incentive) vs buying a gas car.
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written by Dennis Galletta, January 28, 2012
written by Dennis Galletta, January 28, 2012
Nice tool! Works perfectly on my Lenovo touchscreen Windows laptop. This is handy in case your salesperson fails to let you know about these benefits. Mine did, and I am enjoying my $3,500 state rebate. I assume the $7,500 federal one will take place when I file my 2011 taxes.
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written by Hooznext, January 26, 2012
written by Hooznext, January 26, 2012
Dirk,
You going to need a PC or Android that runs Flash to use the tool. It will not work on IOS since Apple has banned Adobe.
You going to need a PC or Android that runs Flash to use the tool. It will not work on IOS since Apple has banned Adobe.
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This is just a tool to help bring awareness to some of the incentives available. For more precise tax information please consult your accountant/CPA.
-Grant