About
About EVFeeMap
Our mission
As gasoline-tax revenue declines, US states increasingly recover road funding through annual EV and plug-in-hybrid registration surcharges. The result is a patchwork: 41 of 51 jurisdictions now charge a fee, the amounts range widely, plug-in hybrids are treated inconsistently, and the rules change often. EVFeeMap exists to give EV and PHEV owners one clear, current, cited answer per state — without hype and without tribal framing.
Editorial standards
We treat this as a Your-Money-or-Your-Life informational reference. That means a source citation on every figure (the state's own page where it publishes one), an honest “secondary” or “varies” label where we couldn’t confirm a number. Read the full methodology, browse the source list, or check the changelog.
What we don’t do
We don’t take a position for or against EV fees, we don’t use urgency or scare copy, and we don’t ask for your name, email or an account. The site shows no ads and loads no advertising scripts.