MI HB4801

Establishes the "Electric Vehicle Charging Services Registration Act" requiring persons that provide electric vehicle charging services to register with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development within 30 days of beginning operations.

Registration requires providers to submit company name, location and number of charging devices, designated contact information, and device model/manufacturer details; existing providers have 90 days to register after the department establishes procedures.

Imposes a one-time registration fee of up to $75 per charging device, with fees deposited into a new Electric Vehicle Services Fund to implement the act.

Requires registered providers to maintain operational records, display consumer costs at charging devices, remain accessible to the department and utilities, and update registration within 30 days of any information changes.

Exempts private owners with non-publicly accessible devices, electric utilities, municipally owned utilities, cooperative utilities, and independent transmission owners from registration requirements; establishes consumer complaint procedures through a hotline and online form.