Electric vehicle owners to face pay-per-mile tax

Revealed: Electric vehicle drivers face annual £250 pay-per-mile bill

Drivers of battery electric cars will pay 3p per mile from April 2028

Electric vehicle owners to face pay-per-mile tax

Drivers of electric cars will pay a road charge of 3p per mile, while plug-in hybrid drivers will pay 1.5p per mile from April 2028.

Chancellor confirms pay-per-mile tax for EVs and hybrid cars from 2028

Electric vehicles will be subject to a mileage-based charge from April 2028 in a move that's been slammed by the motoring industry as 'confusing'.

Pay-per-mile car taxes confirmed for millions of drivers as Rachel Reeves unveils major changes

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to finally confirm pay-per-mile car tax changes after weeks of confusing U-turns from Labour, in a blow to millions of drivers

UK announces 3p-per-mile charge for EVs, with self-reporting mechanism

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed a new mileage-based charge for electric vehicles that will come into effect in April 2028, marking the start of what could be a broader move to distance-based tolling – also known as road-user charging (RUC) – for all vehicles, as the UK Treasury seeks to offset declining fuel duty revenues. The UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility has revealed that EV drivers will pay 3p per mile while plug-in hybrid o…

EV drivers to face new pay-per-mile tax from 2028, Reeves confirms in Budget – Your Capital Minds

Electric vehicle owners will be required to pay a new 3p-per-mile tax from 2028, Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed today in the Autumn Budget — marking the UK’s first dedicated mileage charge for zero-emission cars. The measure is designed to offset the sharp decline in fuel duty revenue, which has fallen year-on-year as more motorists switch from petrol and diesel to electric alternatives. The Treasury argues that long-term changes are needed …