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Cashback delays frustrate electric vehicle owners
Key takeaways
- Mustansir Milky bought an electric vehicle in February for $60,000, believing he would get $5,000 back.
- Some motorists who bought XPeng electric vehicles at the start of the year still haven't received $5,000 cashbacks they were promised.
- The Australian distributor that sold the cars was placed into receivership in March, leading to confusion about which company should provide the money.
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Mustansir Milky bought an electric vehicle in February for $60,000, believing he would get $5,000 back. (ABC News: Jonathon Kendall)
Some motorists who bought XPeng electric vehicles at the start of the year still haven't received $5,000 cashbacks they were promised.
The Australian distributor that sold the cars was placed into receivership in March, leading to confusion about which company should provide the money.
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