A proposed new fee of $130 per vehicle could soon be imposed on electric vehicle (EV) owners in the US, sparking widespread debate among lawmakers and environmental advocates. The plan, reportedly aimed at generating revenue to repair and maintain roads damaged by EVs, has raised concerns among EV enthusiasts who argue that their vehicles are actually reducing wear and tear on roads compared to traditional gas-powered cars. The proposed fee would be a significant increase for many EV owners, who currently avoid the federal gas tax. As the US continues to push for a transition to cleaner energy sources, the move could have far-reaching implications for the country's EV market.
US lawmakers plan new $130 fee for electric vehicle owners MSN
