NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In an electrifying turn of events, the 2024 Nissan Leaf has maneuvered its way back into the fast lane of federal tax incentives, now offering buyers the chance to capture up to a $3,750 (INR 3.10 lakh) EV tax credit. Eligible for vehicles manufactured this year and purchased from March 6 onward, the Leaf is sparking interest once again among eco-conscious consumers.
After a brief hiatus, Nissan’s swift action to recertify the 2024 Leaf under the stringent “battery component” criteria set by the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 has recharged its eligibility. This financial perk is a nod to the vehicle’s U.S. production, with both the car and its power source proudly assembled in Smyrna, Tenn., contributing to the green tapestry of America’s automotive landscape.
For those considering leasing, Nissan isn’t pulling the plug on deals, offering a $3,750 incentive for customers who opt for a lease agreement on either the 2024 or the remaining 2023 Leaf models. It’s a move that’s sure to generate more buzz around the already popular electric vehicle (EV).
Before buyers race off to their nearest dealership, a pit stop to discuss potential savings with a tax advisor is recommended. This consultation can help navigate the complex circuitry of federal and state tax credits, ensuring every qualified purchaser can switch to electric with a bit more juice in their wallet.
