TX residents $2500 Grant on Cayenne
11-01-2019, 10:24 AM
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TX residents $2500 Grant on Cayenne
I was in the market for a new Cayenne, but decided to pass and keep my LX.
Anyway while still in the process I had requested Austin to include the Cayenne in their EV grant program—-Panamera was already listed. Got a call back today that the Cayenne was listed.
If you are a TX resident and purchase a Cayenne e-hybrid in TX you’re eligible for the $2500 grant. Believe if you’ve already purchased since 1 September you may also qualify.
Anyway while still in the process I had requested Austin to include the Cayenne in their EV grant program—-Panamera was already listed. Got a call back today that the Cayenne was listed.
If you are a TX resident and purchase a Cayenne e-hybrid in TX you’re eligible for the $2500 grant. Believe if you’ve already purchased since 1 September you may also qualify.
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SaintD (11-05-2019)
11-01-2019, 03:05 PM
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Unfortunately NC doesn't offer anything at this time.
For the Federal energy credit, do you have to fill out the form when you get the car or is it part of your tax filing?
For the Federal energy credit, do you have to fill out the form when you get the car or is it part of your tax filing?
11-01-2019, 03:34 PM
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11-01-2019, 11:40 PM
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I was in the market for a new Cayenne, but decided to pass and keep my LX.
Anyway while still in the process I had requested Austin to include the Cayenne in their EV grant program—-Panamera was already listed. Got a call back today that the Cayenne was listed.
If you are a TX resident and purchase a Cayenne e-hybrid in TX you’re eligible for the $2500 grant. Believe if you’ve already purchased since 1 September you may also qualify.
Anyway while still in the process I had requested Austin to include the Cayenne in their EV grant program—-Panamera was already listed. Got a call back today that the Cayenne was listed.
If you are a TX resident and purchase a Cayenne e-hybrid in TX you’re eligible for the $2500 grant. Believe if you’ve already purchased since 1 September you may also qualify.
07-25-2024, 02:48 PM
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is it possible CARB will never approve?
‘24 Turbo E-hybrid has now been sitting at the port in Benicia for two months.
As noted by earlier posters here there’s absolutely no information coming out of Porsche North America or the California Air Resources board.
Does anyone here know whether it’s possible the car will simply never be approved by CARB?
After waiting a year for this car, which was ordered the first day the configurator was up, I’m wondering if I need to start shopping for a different car…
As noted by earlier posters here there’s absolutely no information coming out of Porsche North America or the California Air Resources board.
Does anyone here know whether it’s possible the car will simply never be approved by CARB?
After waiting a year for this car, which was ordered the first day the configurator was up, I’m wondering if I need to start shopping for a different car…
07-25-2024, 03:41 PM
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‘24 Turbo E-hybrid has now been sitting at the port in Benicia for two months.
As noted by earlier posters here there’s absolutely no information coming out of Porsche North America or the California Air Resources board.
Does anyone here know whether it’s possible the car will simply never be approved by CARB?
After waiting a year for this car, which was ordered the first day the configurator was up, I’m wondering if I need to start shopping for a different car…
As noted by earlier posters here there’s absolutely no information coming out of Porsche North America or the California Air Resources board.
Does anyone here know whether it’s possible the car will simply never be approved by CARB?
After waiting a year for this car, which was ordered the first day the configurator was up, I’m wondering if I need to start shopping for a different car…
However, I would rate it as very highly improbable given the hit VW/Porsche/Audi took on that disaster.