Costa Rica is considering phasing out tax incentives for electric vehicles as part of a broader review of its automotive policies. The move comes amid concerns over rising public spending and the unintended consequences of subsidies that may favor wealthier consumers. Officials suggest the government could redirect funds toward expanding public transportation and renewable energy infrastructure instead. The proposal signals a shift in how the country balances environmental goals with fiscal responsibility.
Costa Rica Proposes Ending Electric Vehicle Tax Breaks The Tico Times
