Follow MoveEV Co-Founder Kate Harrison’s journey as she navigates the world of EVs, weighing the usual vehicle considerations alongside unique EV challenges. From cherishing memories in a Chrysler Town & Country to the eco-conscious shift after her husband's Tesla purchase, she delves into her decision to buy an affordable Nissan Leaf. Discover how she balances daily needs with range limitations, and her newfound realizations about the true needs of space and range in everyday driving.

When considering whether to buy or lease a vehicle, there are advantages and disadvantages to both options. Leasing provides lower monthly payments and the opportunity to drive a more expensive car, but you have to return the car at the end of the lease, and you have no equity in the vehicle. When buying, you will pay less overall, have the ability to customize the car, and own the vehicle outright, but it is more expensive upfront, and you have to handle selling or trading in the car yourself. Additional factors to consider when choosing between an electric vehicle (EV) or a gas vehicle include the environmental impact, costs, range needs, charging access, and tax incentives. We explore these additional considerations to help you make the right choice for your family.

Many people hesitate to switch to an electric vehicle due to uncertainty about the experience and cost. However, after experiencing an EV firsthand, their perspective often changes. MoveEV founder David Lewis took Radiologist Max Goossens out for a test drive in his Tesla Y, and Max's interest in buying an EV grew from 4/10 to 8/10. Electric cars offer a smooth and quiet ride, rapid acceleration, and advanced technology features. There are also many financial incentives, such as the federal EV tax credit, making them more appealing. MoveEV helps customers claim these incentives and offers charging support, making the transition smoother. See how one of the demo days we offer corporate and municipal clients can change their thinking!

One of the most significant incentives available in the US is the Federal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit, which can help drivers save thousands of dollars when they purchase a new electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid vehicle. However, not all electric vehicles are eligible for this credit, and the rules and regulations can be confusing. In this blog post, we've put together the complete list of new cars, trucks, and SUVs that qualify for the US Federal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit in 2023, making it easy for you to find the right electric vehicle and save money at the same time.

Federal electric vehicle benefits can make a significant difference in your ability to afford an electric car, but figuring out how much you qualify for, if anything, is not as easy at it seems. Read on for a quick guide to the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA)