HYMLF - Hyundai COO expects big impact from new tax credit rules for imported EVs: report
- Hyundai's ( OTCPK:HYMLF ) operating chief Jose Munoz said the U.S. govt.'s move to eliminate tax credits for imported EVs under the Inflation Reduction Act will have a "huge impact" on the automaker's business, CNBC reported on Wednesday.
- Munoz did not disclose the specific financial impact.
- "It will be very astronomical if nothing happens, if nothing changes. That's why we're taking actions through all channels," said Munoz during a Reuters automotive summit.
- Eliminating tax credit of up to $7.5K for plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles imported and sold in the U.S. dealt a major blow to automakers, which rely on the credits to support lower vehicle prices amid higher costs of lithium and cobalt used for batteries.
- According to the CNBC report, Munoz believes Hyundai ( OTCPK:HYMLF ) should be exempted from the elimination because of its commitment to the U.S. market.
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Hyundai COO expects big impact from new tax credit rules for imported EVs: report