| 英文摘要 |
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), passed by the United States in August 2022, represents the largest climate investment in the country's history, focusing on combating climate change, advancing clean energy, improving healthcare, and reforming tax policy. This article examines the IRA's provisions regarding subsidies for small new clean vehicles, particularly focusing on the relevant regulations and their implications. The Act employs a range of expanded and newly established tax credits to stimulate the electric vehicle market, foster growth in related industries, encourage the reshoring of automotive supply chains, and support consumer adoption of EVs. Many of the Act's implementation details and definitions have been clarified post-enactment through proposed rules and guidance issued by U.S. administrative agencies. Key regulatory developments, including those related to compliant batteries, critical mineral production, ''free trade agreements,'' and ''foreign entities of concern,'' have significant implications for the U.S. and global automotive sectors. |