Get Your Chevy EV Before the Federal EV Tax Credit Ends!
Why You Should Act Now on a Chevy EV
If you’ve been thinking about going electric, there’s no better time than now. The federal EV tax credit 2025 is ending on September 30, 2025, and select new Chevy EV purchases still qualify for up to $7,500 in savings. Don’t miss this chance to take advantage of the EV federal tax credit 2025 before it’s gone. Visit our Tinley Park Chevy dealership today to learn more.
Explore Our Wide Selection of Chevy Electric Vehicles
At Apple Chevrolet, your trusted Tinley Park Chevrolet dealership, we have a broad lineup of the latest Chevy electric vehicles, including:
- Chevy Equinox EV – Compact, efficient, and perfect for everyday driving
- Chevy Blazer EV – Sporty, versatile, and loaded with advanced technology
- Chevy Silverado EV – Powerful, rugged, and ready for work or play
No matter your lifestyle, there’s a Chevy EV that fits your needs.
How the EV Tax Credit Federal Incentive Works
Eligible buyers can apply the EV tax credit federal toward the vehicle price at the time of purchase through our participating dealership. This credit can make owning a brand-new Chevy EV more affordable than ever, but only while the federal EV tax credit is ending.
Visit Apple Chevrolet in Tinley Park Today
Don’t wait, these savings won’t last long! Stop by Apple Chevrolet to explore our Chevy EV inventory. We are located at 8585 W 159th St, Tinley Park, IL 60487. Call us at (708) 328-8867 to speak with our team and schedule a test drive.
Make the Switch to Electric
Take advantage of the federal EV tax credit 2025 before it expires. Your next Chevy EV is waiting at Apple Chevrolet, act fast to drive away with your new electric vehicle and thousands in potential savings! Shop new Chevy EVs online by visiting our website.
*Qualifying vehicles that are purchased by businesses and certain tax-exempt organizations may qualify for the federal commercial clean vehicle credit of up to $7,500 under Section 45W of the Internal Revenue Code. Qualifying vehicles must not have been previously allowed a tax credit under Sections 30D or 45W of the Internal Revenue Code. Eligibility to claim this tax credit depends on the particular circumstances of the entity claiming the credit, including the anticipated holding period for the vehicle and, for certain tax-exempt organizations, whether the organization complies with pre-filing registration procedures required by the Internal Revenue Service. Maximum credit amount may be influenced by the purchase price of a qualifying vehicle, the incremental cost of the vehicle over a comparable vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine, and other factors. You should consult your tax, accounting or legal advisor to confirm your eligibility or if you have questions regarding this tax credit, including how to determine incremental cost. This information does not constitute tax, accounting or legal advice. Credit availability and amount subject to federal law and regulations. For information about the IRS federal tax credit, please visit https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/commercial-clean-vehicle-credit.
