VED
Major boost for EV buyers as Expensive Car ...
In a significant policy update poised to affect both consumers and the automotive industry, the UK Government is set to increase the Expensive Car Supplement
New car tax law will impact 2 million drive...
From April 2025, EVs will no longer be exempt from Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), marking a significant change for motorists. The move comes as part
New vehicle taxes for EV leasing customers
Seven years after introducing the Expensive Car Supplement (ECS) for petrol and diesel cars costing over £40,000, the UK Government has recently announced that electric
A Budget of disappointment and missed oppor...
Yesterday’s Budget has left the transport and vehicle industry underwhelmed. For many commentators in the industry, the overall impression is one of missed opportunities, lack
VED: a quarter of a million grey fleet vehi...
Up to a quarter of a million business use vehicles, commonly referred to as ‘grey fleet’, could be evading Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) with a
BVRLA rallies industry response to vehicle ...
As the closing date looms on government’s consultation Review of WLTP and vehicle taxes, the BVRLA and other leading trade bodies are making a collective
Government fails to act on advice from indu...
The BVRLA shares the BEIS Committee’s disappointment in government’s recent response to the committee’s electric vehicle report, expressing concerns that opportunities are being missed to
VED changes proposed to turn white van man ...
The Government has opened consultation on the Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) rates for vans. Its aim is to bring van VED into line with passenger
BVRLA discuss tax disc scrap with DVLA
Delegates representing 18 rental and leasing companies received clarity from the DVLA about the new system
