UNPLUG Electric Vehicles Act — Eliminates unobligated federal funding for electric vehicle charging programs.
Eliminate unobligated federal funding for electric vehicle charging programs.
Occurrences
Evidence
The IRS says qualified refueling/recharging property, including EV charging equipment, remains eligible for the credit; for property placed in service at a home or business from January 1, 2023, to June 30, 2026, the credit is still available.
Rep. Burlison's office says H.R. 1052, the UNPLUG EVs Act, would rescind funding for electric vehicle charging stations appropriated in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
FHWA still hosts an active National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program page, linking the interim final guidance and a status-of-funds document; the page was updated on 2026-02-05.
Assessments
Burlison made a concrete legislative effort by introducing H.R. 1052, the UNPLUG EVs Act, to rescind EV-charging funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. But the available evidence shows the underlying federal support was not eliminated: the NEVI program remained active in 2026, and the federal refueling/recharging property credit for EV charging equipment also remained available through June 30, 2026. Because he seriously pursued the promised outcome but did not deliver the elimination of unobligated federal EV-charging funding, this is best scored as never with effort credit.