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It’s over.

Agreed. I havent seen a PBA, but someone in the other thread posted that is states on the first page that is it "Binding". And its in writing, so I would think it qualifies. Ill try to find the other post to have it in this thread also. Here per Nuclianba

Yep, all bill text that has been seen has the 40% requirement taking effect immediately upon guidance being issued by secretary of transportation. Unless Rivian lets us sign PBAs, which they need to do. Period.

you’re correct. The volt equity guy has no idea what he’s talking about.

I believe this author is claiming the EV tax credits from the old bill are being put into the Schumer manchin compromise bill. Edit: it looks extremely likely this author is completely wrong.

interesting. They are literally the first ones reporting this. Will be very interesting to see if accurate, but does seem plausible. edit: the author of the volt equity article is totally wrong and very misinformed.

This portion of the bill (senate finance committee) Is going before the parliamentarian today. per Bloomberg (And other articles I have read that I can’t find right now): “The domestic-content provisions are especially vulnerable to being stricken, since they may be ruled as not strictly...

If you have a written binding agreement in place before the bill is signed, yes. If not, very likely no due to battery requirements but TBD. (Battery requirement provision still might change due to parliamentarian process but very unclear)

if you got your truck already you’re good to go, regardless of this bill.

you are correct, I’ll edit my post.

edit: I was incorrect

have you gotten any emails to confirm your config yet?

Did you just get it, as in this evening? I’m curious about the time theses are going out, and if automated or manual. Thanks

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-02/gop-plans-to-deploy-obscure-rule-as-weapon-against-spending-bill One paragraph form this article: Google title in incognito to get around paywall: GOP Plans to Deploy Obscure Rule as Weapon Against Spending Bill

This is huge if Ocean Coast is going into production! Are you configured for OC online at this time?

If it passes the senate, it becomes a full court press / everyone email RJ situation in my book.

Ok, interesting- didn’t know they were non binding. Time for a revision to make them binding with a TEN (!!) dollar penalty if either party breaches the agreement.

Makes me happy you got your email on Sunday. There is hope every day and we aren’t entering a 48 hour period of despair and sadness ?

Huh, I dont read it that way. ”Except as provided in paragraphs 2,3,4 and 5, the charges made by this section (which removes the old credit and imposes new requirements) apply to vehicles placed in service after 12/31/22”. (2): Assembly in USA requirement: applies to old credit upon bill...

This is not accurate. Later in the video he talks about the transition period. (11:30). He glosses over it because the transition rule doesn’t help Tesla, since they have no current credit. The transition rule is a major deal to every manufacturer with current tax credits. For example, if...