Are New Energy Vehicles Charged Highway Tolls?
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New energy vehicles are required to pay highway tolls. Both new energy electric vehicles and conventional fuel-powered vehicles are subject to toll charges. Electric vehicles that are legally registered and licensed are permitted to drive on highways, while low-speed electric vehicles (such as elderly mobility scooters) and unregistered electric vehicles are not allowed. Additional Information: Below are some considerations for new energy vehicles when driving on highways: 1. Monitor Battery Level: Since electric vehicles rely solely on battery power during operation, it is essential to pay attention to the remaining range before entering a highway to avoid running out of power midway. If the battery level is insufficient, drivers can recharge at the nearest rest stop. It is advisable to familiarize oneself with the locations of charging stations along the route before setting out. 2. Pay Attention to Load: Similar to fuel-powered vehicles, excessive load in an electric vehicle will require more power during driving, leading to reduced range.