The twenty-first century has brought with it great strides in the auto industry, and it is easy to see the proliferation of technology like electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous vehicles in our day-to-day lives. More parking spaces are reserved for EVs, charging stations are popping up at rest stops and gas stations, and an increasing number of cars on the road boast electric and semi-autonomous capabilities. Today, EVs compose two percent of the auto market and interest in this technology is growing. However, a provision in a 2008 federal consumer tax credit will hinder the growth of this industry to the detriment of consumers, the workforce, and the American economy.
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