Minnesota SF2092 proposes a tax on electric vehicle charging at public stations, effective October 2025.

Minnesota SF2092 introduces a tax on electric vehicle charging at public stations, set at five cents per kilowatt hour. This tax applies to public charging stations starting October 2025, excluding those with less than 50 kilowatts capacity and those not requiring payment. Charging at private residences is exempt. The tax revenue is split evenly between the highway user tax distribution fund and the transportation advancement account. Legacy chargers, those in operation before October 2023 without metering systems, are exempt until January 2032.

Minnesota SF2092 proposes a tax on electric vehicle charging at public stations, effective October 2025.

Minnesota SF2092 introduces a tax on electric vehicle charging at public stations, set at five cents per kilowatt hour. This tax applies to public charging stations starting October 2025, excluding those with less than 50 kilowatts capacity and those not requiring payment. Charging at private residences is exempt. The tax revenue is split evenly between the highway user tax distribution fund and the transportation advancement account. Legacy chargers, those in operation before October 2023 without metering systems, are exempt until January 2032.