The Prime Minister says he'll look at changing their tax-exempt status.
Elizabeth Tangikau filed 75 false tax returns over a period of six years.
The changes mean EV owners will pay $76 per 1000km driven - the same as diesel vehicles.
"It is the most responsible thing we can do to deliver for New Zealanders."
"We clearly didn't win to be Government this term."
Five for five people we spoke to in Onehunga on Monday are no longer keen on tax cuts.
"We have to accept at some point in the country that the tax system that we've got is unsustainable."
Chris Hipkins called the tax system "inequitable" in his first official speech as opposition leader.
"Their only answer to every problem is just more tax," Nicola Willis says.
"Reform of our tax system won't just be a matter for the idealists, it will be an economic necessity."
"We are a good Government and a responsible Government."
Former Reserve Bank economist Michael Reddell has raised serious concerns about National's revenue projections.
"All of these things drive up costs and slow down the economy."
"We understood how Labour could make this mistake."
That's despite them already scaling back the promised policy.
The Government will present its 2024 Budget on May 30.
Cameron Bagrie also has a grim prediction for his expectations for New Zealand's economy in 2024.
Here's what Nicola Willis says.
The scrap heap could include projects like the final Eastern Busway stage and North Shore's Lake Rd.
"The Government has just made it a lot harder for us."
Luxon says he has not discussed tobacco policy with her.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis has promised tax cuts in the May Budget.
The Coalition is facing accusations of quietly expanding the reach of its public service cuts to pay for promised tax breaks.
Cigarettes would be insulated from the full impact of inflation under a proposal from New Zealand First's Casey Costello.
A leading dentist told Newshub a sugar tax is a no-brainer, while a leading economist says he's not convinced.
"What New Zealanders care about is the size of the sausage... not how it's delivered."
Revenue Minister Simon Watts said Inland Revenue should be focused on higher priority measures to address the cost of living.
He's accused of failing to pay US$1.4 million in taxes while spending millions on a lavish lifestyle.
The Finance Minister hasn't yet revealed how much the change would cost taxpayers.
"We need to do something about the taxation of capital gains in this country."