[fuzzylogic]

...they didn’t cancel the Bolt. My guess is that it offsets emission regulations (against big trucks). The federal subsidy was a huge part of making the vehicle viable for consumers. This would hit them hard.

I’m not sure it’ll hit Tesla quite as hard - they’re not selling any configured for less than $50,000 and there’s plenty that would pay more, so I’d doubt it’ll impact them much.

[Ben Ficklin]

Both Tesla and Bolt have reached the 200,000 unit sold plateau so any car delivered this year still qualifies for the full subsidy. Next year Jan-June it is reduced and July to Dec it is reduced further and the ends in 2020.

Somes states also have subsidies like CA, TX, and CO.

[DoodleDawg]

...they didn’t cancel the Bolt.

Yes they did: These 6 GM vehicles are ending production.