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China's heavy EVs, with 60 percent of new cars exceeding 16 feet and some weighing three tons, are damaging roads. Fuel-tax revenue is declining, creating an annual shortfall of up to 300 billion yuan ($44 billion) for road upkeep. Beijing is considering a mileage-based road user charge and trimming EV tax concessions.
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