Wyden, D-Ore., made the push with Ashland electric motorcycle maker Brammo in mind.


"With the extension of the tax credit, we are confident that the next wave of electric motorcycle owners will be encouraged to take to the road on zero-emission vehicles," Bramscher said in a statement.
Wyden's amendment combined existing tax credits for all electric vehicles to one credit that includes electric motorcycles.
It also eliminated low speed vehicles such as electric golf carts from being eligible for the consolidated tax credit. The renewed credit will provide up to a $2,500 tax credit to customers for the purchase of an electric motorcycle.
The industry is expected to create nearly 2,000 jobs during the next 18 months and more than 16,000 jobs over the next five years.
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