Wash. Admin. Code § 308-96A-138 - Electric, hybrid and clean alternative fuel vehicles-Definitions and fees
(1) The definitions
in this section are created for the purposes of assessing licensing fees in
section 23, chapter 287, Laws of 2019.
(a)
"Clean alternative fuel" means electricity, dimethyl ether, hydrogen, methane,
natural gas, liquefied natural gas, compressed natural gas, or
propane.
(b) "Electric" means at
least one method of propulsion that is capable of being reenergized by an
external source of electricity and capable of traveling at least thirty miles
using only battery power and can reach a speed of at least thirty-five miles
per hour.
(c) "Hybrid" means two or
more power sources or fuel types and has the capability to drive at a speed of
more than thirty-five miles per hour. This definition excludes vehicles that
are considered electric or plug-in hybrid.
(2)
Will an electric vehicle be
assessed the fee in section 23(1), chapter 287, Laws of 2019 in addition to the
fees described in
RCW
46.17.323 ? Yes.
(3)
Will an electric vehicle be
assessed the fee in section 23(2), chapter 287, Laws of 2019 in addition to the
fees described in
RCW
46.17.323 ? No.
(4)
Will a hybrid or clean alternative
fuel vehicle be assessed the fee in
RCW
46.17.323 in addition to the fees described
in section 23, chapter 287, Laws of 2019? No. These vehicles are only
subject to the electrification fee in section 23(2), chapter 287, Laws of
2019.
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