Should the government provide subsidies to taxpayers who purchase an electric vehicle?

Regardless, the government should provide subsidies to taxpayers who purchase American-made vehicles

No, we should move towards car free and walk-able cities as that will help combat climate change and reducing our use of fossil fuel.

I believe electric vehicles are not the best path forward for better environmental and infrastructure-related policy. The USA infrastructure is far too heavily car dependent - especially when compared to certain European countries.
I dislike how in many regions in the U.S. many people essentially are "required" to have a car to get to work or other essential regions in a time-efficient manner. Additionally, having a car - be it gas, electric or hybrid - is often very expensive for upkeep, repairs, insurance and so on; leaving many poor, working-class members of society having…  Read more to use either bikes - where many regions do not have bike lanes; putting bike riders in more danger than otherwise - or have to rely on the currently-existing outdated public transportation system. Some roads do not even have sidewalks for pedestrians.
On top of that - car infrastructure upkeep such as highways, is extremely expensive for the taxpayers Rather, I would prefers significantly more focus on funding better train infrastructure -such as a far more expanded / expansive high-speed railway system - as well as ween our society away from being as extremely car dependent as it currently is.

No this is the government forcing consumers to buy a certain product which is interference in the market

No, electric cars can create just as much and possibly even more waste to the environment based off the manufacturing pollution, and non recyclable materials the cars can be made with.

Yes, but the government should provide subsidies to taxpayers who purchase domestically-made vehicles regardless of energy source

Forego the need for Cars, phase as many cars out as possible with public transport. Rework Cities and population centres to become more pedestrian and cycle friendly.