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Electric cars ‘increase government revenue’, report claims – CarAdvice
As debate continues to rage over whether electric cars should be subsidised or taxed in Australia, a new report has suggested their uptake could help, not hinder, government revenue – once economic…
Critics of electric cars say they get a free ride by avoiding fuel excise. A new report argues the opposite.
As debate continues to rage over whether electric cars should be subsidised or taxed in Australia, a new report has suggested their uptake could help, not hinder, government revenue – once economic and societal benefits are taken into account.
The report, conducted by consultancy firm EY and commissioned by Australia’s Electric Vehicle Council (EVC), seeks to examine the suggestion elec…
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