Colorado State & Federal Tax Credit

What is the Colorado Alternative Fuel Vehicle Tax Credit?

Beginning January 1st, 2021 Colorado residents will qualify for a $2,500 state income tax credit on their LEAF purchase that can be applied as an instant rebate at the time of sale. See us for details on that and we'll happily walk you through the process. On leases, that tax credit becomes $1,500.

In addition to the Colorado State tax credit, all new, unregistered Nissan LEAFs also qualify for receipt of up to the full $7,500 federal tax credit However, since we're a car store and not an accounting firm, please consult with your tax advisor as to how much of this tax credit you may be eligible to receive on your tax return. The best news, though, is that while the state tax credit is already a part of our advertised LEAF discount, the federal one is not and is therefore available in addition to our published discounts. If you're interested in our current advertised discount by vehicle, check out a live view of our current LEAF inventory.

How These Tax Rebate Offers Stand Out

You won't find other major automotive brands delivering these types of income tax credit rebates for electric vehicles within their lineups. Tesla doesn't offer income tax credit rebates for any of its available BEVs. Additionally, this opportunity isn't an option on Jaguar's i-PACE. For Chevrolet, you won't enjoy this distinguished value if you're considering the Bolt. Tax credit differences aside, the Nissan LEAF is America's #1 selling EV for a reason - it's a technological marvel wrapped up in a fun-to-drive vehicle with more than enough energy storage capacity to virtually eliminate the concept of range anxiety and as such definitely worth your strong consideration. When you add in the additional benefits of zero emissions, zero maintenance, no fuel…ever, fast level 3 charging times and an 8-year battery warranty, you'll quickly realize that the LEAF's value proposition is extremely tough to beat!