Iceland's Ministry of Finance and Economy has published a draft bill for consultation on the introduction of a new kilometer-based tax on clean energy (electric and hydrogen) and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The new tax is meant to address the decreasing tax revenue caused by the popularity of eco-friendly cars and ensure funding for road construction and maintenance. The proposed tax rate is ISK 6 per kilometer driven for electric and hydrogen vehicles and ISK 2 per kilometer for plug-in hybrid…