U.S. Automakers Struggle to Stay on Course as EV Subsidies End - Asian Journal News

U.S. automakers struggle to stay on course as EV subsidies end - Asian Journal News

WASHINGTON / DETROIT — America’s electric vehicle (EV) ambitions are facing a reality check. The federal $7,500 EV tax credit expired on September 30, ending a key incentive that had fueled sales and investment across the auto industry. The Trump administration’s decision to let the program lapse is part of its broader rollback of clean-energy subsidies. Industry leaders warn the shift…

Ford cuts F-150 Lightning prices and boosts range after losing the $7,500 EV credit

Ford is cutting prices on the electric pickup by up to $4,000 to offset the loss of the federal EV...

The 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning Is Now Slightly More Affordable

Two of the four retail-oriented trim levels got a price cut after the $7,500 federal tax credit went away on September 30.

Ford slashes F-150 Lightning prices after EV credit ends

On the Dash: Ford lowers 2026 F-150 Lightning prices by up to $4,000 and boosts range to sustain sales after the federal EV tax credit ends. The Lightning outsold Tesla’s Cybertruck in Q3 2025, selling over 10,000 units compared with 5,400 Cybertrucks. Ford offers state and manufacturer incentives, including up to $11,500 in savings and 0% APR financing, to maintain competitiveness. Ford is reducing prices on its 2026 F-150 Lightning electric p…

The 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning Just Got Cheaper As the $7,500 EV Credit Is No Longer Available

As the federal EV tax credit is no longer available, Ford is responding by dropping prices on some 2026 F-150 Lightning models. The post The 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning Just Got Cheaper As the $7,500 EV Credit Is No Longer Available appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.