If you buy it, no. If you lease it, only if Kia passes it through as an incentive. Edmunds or Autobytel should have that information.
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I’m not aware of Kia passing any incentives.
But Ally is on a Niro PHEV.
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The 2023 Kia Sorrento PHEV has a high RV and might be a pretty nice deal with the $7500 Ally pass through, if they use the same RV / MF as Hyundai Leasing trust.
They use their own, not some other companies.
Kinda hard then to use Ratehackr I guess … 
Maybe @RVguy can show us the RV for those cars? (And we can find the original RV through the usual channels)
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To be a little bit clear from @jeisensc’s post
No, the Niro is not eligible to claim tax rebates on your tax filing. End-stop.
Under section 45, the Niro is eligible for the lessor to claim a tax credit on their corporate taxes and based on that, they may choose to provide an incentive. You dont have any say in the manner, other than potentially looking for a lessor that does pass on an incentive.
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https://rvlg.allydealer.com/rvlg/index.aspx Has current and historical RV info. Don’t really see high RVs for the Sorento here.
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We weren’t talking about the Sorrento but the Niro (but Thank you very much for the ally link, I got a hold of it there)
36/10 (assume that’s 10 on ally) Edit : Nope, that’s a 36/15 so adding 3 to the Ally numbers
Car - Ally - Kia Finance
Niro PHEV - 52% - 60%
Sorrento PHEV - 56% - - ?? (No data on Edmunds)
So for a 40k Niro PHEV, you lose $3200 on RV reduction but get $5255 Rebate. That’s a positive return but wow it’s like an $2055 diff
Edit : Wow Ally has a 36/5000. Which bumps the RV to 57% This would be incredible for the flipper except Ally prevents flipping easily
Edit BTW (36/10) (Note : Some trims have different RVs)
- Ford Escape - 5644 / 49-50
- Kia Niro - 5255 / 52
- Kia Sorrento - 7500 / 56
- Mitsubishi Outlander - 6179 / 44-47
- Toyota Prius Prime - 4480 / 56-58
- Toyota Rav4 Prime - 6689 / 60-62
This tells me to not lease a Mitsubishi no matter how much the rebate is.
That Outlander RV seems low for a new 2023 redesigned model.
But it is a Mitsu.
65% RV for the Sorrento PHEV according to Ratefindr on this site for 36/10.
So roughly an additional $4500 vs the $7500 you get, a 3k diff.
Do you know if the MF stays the same, Ally vs Hyundai?
Not a clue, that one is a dealer gotta pull object. It might be on the doc I pulled but that doc has Jan Feb, and MF changes often.
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Getting a “Not authorized” error message for that link
Try Auto Dealer Tools | Calculators, User Guides, eStore, & More | Ally and then go to the rvlg doc from there.
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Local Mitsu dealer says they are not using Ally anymore. They use Santander who hasn’t published any lease programs on the PHEV yet.
Interesting since CCAP is Santander. Somehow I suspect anything MFS does with the tax credit will be RV support since it’s always been hatefully low on the Outlander.
Assuming there’s a second one you can go here
https://finance-quotes.allydealer.com/NetQuote/user/CreateQuote/NewQuote.aspx
and lookup which dealers in your city are taking Ally.
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So far heard Audi and MB are passing the credit back on leases.
Any other EV brands ??