Illinois SB1805 establishes a fee on electric vehicle power providers and mandates dynamic wireless charging lanes in certain transportation projects.
Illinois SB1805 introduces the Electric Vehicle Charging Fee Act, imposing a fee on electric vehicle power providers starting January 1, 2026. The fee is based on the kilowatt hours distributed by the provider. The collected fees are deposited into the Electric Vehicle Charging Fee Fund, with 80% allocated to the Road Fund for highway needs and 20% for public transportation projects. The bill also mandates that transportation projects involving 20 or more lane miles include a dynamic wireless electric vehicle charging lane.
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