Currently, there are no states that charge the exact same registration fee for both electric and hybrid vehicles. However, some states have similar fee structures for different categories of vehicles. For example:
- Colorado charges $50 annually for both full-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, but this includes an additional EV road usage fee that increases annually.
- Nebraska charges $75 for alternative-fuel vehicles, which can include both EVs and plug-in hybrids.
- Wisconsin also charges a flat fee of $75 for plug-in hybrids, but the fee for full electric vehicles may differ.
It’s important to note that many states differentiate their fees based on the type of vehicle (e.g., full-electric vs. plug-in hybrid vs. conventional hybrid) and other factors like weight or registration type.
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