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EVs cost less than a year ago, but September brought a setback
New EVs still cost less than they did a year ago, but September brought buyers a double hit: higher prices and smaller discounts.
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EV prices rose in September as discounts hit their lowest level of 2026, even as the price gap with gas cars shrank from last year.
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