A new road usage tax is being considered in Finland due to projected declines in fuel tax revenue. According to Hanna Kalenoja, a leading expert at the Central Chamber of Commerce, Finland’s road taxation system faces significant changes. Revenue from road taxes is forecast to decrease by approximately one billion euros by 2035 if the current tax structure remains unchanged. This discussion gained momentum on Wednesday following the publication of a policy brief by the Ministry of Transport and Communications regarding the next electoral term. The proposed tax would impact all motorists in Finland, potentially costing average drivers around €100 per month. The need for change stems from the shift towards electric vehicles and increased fuel efficiency, reducing traditional fuel tax income.