Ohio’s temporary suspension of its gas tax does not extend to electric or hybrid vehicle owners, leaving them without fuel cost relief as the state continues to phase out gasoline-powered cars. While traditional drivers benefit from lower prices at the pump, EV and hybrid owners—who pay no gas tax—see no direct financial relief from the holiday. The policy highlights a growing divide as states adapt to the shift toward electric transportation. Critics argue the exemption underscores inequities in how fuel savings are distributed among drivers.
Ohio’s gas tax holiday provides no breaks for EV or hybrid owners WOUB Public Media -
