A new pay-per-mile road tax on electric vehicles is set to cost the average driver around £300 a year, new analysis shows.
Owners of fully electric cars and plug-in hybrids will have to report how far they’ve driven each year to calculate this new tax bill from April 2028.
The plans were first announced under Sir Keir Starmer, and legislation to bring the pay-per-mile road tax into effect has not yet been brought before Parliament.
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But Andy Burnham’s new Government remains “committed” to bring in the tax from 2028, The i Paper has learned.
