Maryland lawmakers are considering implementing new taxes on electric vehicles as a way to generate revenue for maintaining and improving the state’s bridges, roads, and highways. The proposal comes as infrastructure needs grow, with officials weighing whether EV owners should contribute to funding transportation projects. Critics may question whether such taxes would disproportionately affect buyers of higher-priced vehicles, while supporters argue the measure could help address long-standing maintenance backlogs. The debate highlights broader discussions about balancing environmental incentives for electric vehicles with the financial demands of road upkeep.
SUN: Lawmakers eye new EV taxes to fund Maryland bridges, roads, highways WBFF
