As China's electric vehicle (EV) market continues to surge, a growing concern is emerging about the impact on road repair funding. With millions of EVs hitting the country's roads, the shift away from traditional gasoline-powered vehicles is leaving a significant gap in revenue for road maintenance. China's gas tax, which has long been a major source of funding for road repairs, is dwindling as EVs account for an increasingly large share of new car sales. As a result, local governments are facing a daunting challenge in finding alternative sources of funding to maintain the country's vast network of roads.
China’s EV boom is leaving a growing hole in road repair funding Malay Mail
