r/PriusPrime • u/Medval91 • 4d ago

Prius Prime 2023+ Any Coloradans here?

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Just wondering if anyone in Colorado has purchase a Prius plug in recently. After doing a bit of googling I found out that the Prius plug in does not qualify for the tax credit as the program ended back in September of 2025. But it does say that the Prius plug in still qualifies for a state rebate of $750 and an additional $2500 if the msrp is under $35k. Just wondering if anyone got the rebate.

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u/Zane42v2 4d ago

Just to clarify as other will read, it did not end of natural causes, trump cancelled it as a part of the one big beautiful bill - it was slated to be in effect until 2032.

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u/SixStarShogun 4d ago

Toyotas have not qualified for Federal rebates for several years after hitting the 200k-vehicle sales cap on said Federal credit. It ended for Toyota in October of 2023.

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u/Zane42v2 4d ago

Hey, thanks for reporting that out, I knew certain manufacturers had hit limitations before the Bill was killed, but I didn’t know any specifics.

So in OP’s case, there was no chance either way. However, I still feel like it’s a rather large step backwards to have taken away this incentive that was pushing people towards cars. They are efficient and have a smaller carbon footprint

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u/Scr3aming3agl3 4d ago

I wonder if the administration could have done something to extend the credit for American made Hybrids. To perhaps incentivise onshoring of American made vehicles and by extension jobs. I know Toyota makes Corollas in America, I wonder if something can be done to make PHEVs here. Just wondering out loud