Restoring Vehicle Market Freedom Act of 2025

This bill would end federal tax credits for buying certain clean vehicles and for installing charging or other alternative-fuel equipment. It eliminates the used clean vehicle credit (previously up to $4,000), the new clean vehicle credit (up to $7,500), the commercial clean vehicle credit (up to $40,000), and the credit for home or business refueling property (up to $1,000 for individuals or up to $100,000 for businesses). It also repeals an older alternative motor vehicle credit in the tax code.

Key points:

• Who is affected: People buying new or used electric or other clean vehicles, businesses purchasing clean fleet vehicles, and homeowners or businesses installing charging or alternative-fuel equipment.
• What changes: These credits are repealed in the tax code, ending those discounts for buyers and installers going forward.
• When: For vehicles, the change applies to cars and trucks acquired after the law takes effect; for refueling equipment, it applies to property purchased or placed in service after enactment .