The House proposes changes to a bipartisan, five-year surface transportation reauthorization bill that would add new vehicle fees tied to electrification. Under the House version, electric vehicles (EVs) would pay a $130 registration fee. Plug-in hybrid vehicles would pay a $35 fee. The provision is presented as part of the broader effort to fund transportation priorities, including investment in roads, bridges, rail, and other infrastructure. The proposal is described by the outlet as part of a bipartisan package, indicating that it is not limited to a single party’s legislative effort. The reporting focuses on the fee amounts and the fact that they would be included in the House bill’s highway legislation rather than being introduced as a standalone measure. The sources provided do not describe how the fee revenue would be allocated, whether there are exemptions, or how the proposal compares with the Senate version or current law.