you know people will charge at home where it is cheaper That would be my hope. That should be all of our hopes. In reality, there will be a very small percen

you know people will charge at home where it is cheaper That would be my hope. That should be all of our hopes. In reality, there will be a very small percentage doing this as charging via solar is slow and the solar setup to charge a car is not small. There will be nearly as many people using charging stations as those using gas stations, given the nature of how people heavily depend on their cars and how often they are in them. Taxing the charging stations would be a direct parallel to the process of charging gas stations and would keep tracking devices out of non EV vehicles that will be around long after non EV's stop being sold. I am personally not affected either way. I won't install a OBD3 transceiver in my vehicles and I can drive a tractor into town. I just had one behind me in the drive-through the other day. That might be less common in the cities.