When the law ends your electric car dealership0

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• July 5, 2026

Own a US EV dealership has been a wild ride in the 2020s. Since Polestar Short Hills opened in northern New Jersey in 2021, it has endured a Covid-era demand surge and an EV shortage that left some used EVs with higher valuations than new ones; a new federal tax credit of up to $7,500