
From April 2028, the UK Government plans to introduce a mileage-based road tax of 1.5p per mile for hybrids, alongside Vehicle Excise Duty. Hybrids will also keep paying fuel duty when using petrol, meaning they are taxed twice, through fuel duty and the new mileage levy on all miles driven.
Heidi Alexander
Transport Secretary
Stop mileage tax on electric & plug-in hybrid cars & reduce public charging VAT
Revise the eVED Taxation on Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles (PHEVs)
Reduce VAT on public electric vehicle charging to 5% in line with home charging
Update business mileage allowance from 45p per mile (not changed since 2011).
Scrap either EV pay-per-mile tax or Vehicle Excise Duty for EVs. Don't have both
From April 2028, the UK Government plans to introduce a mileage-based road tax of 1.5p per mile for hybrids, alongside Vehicle Excise Duty. Hybrids will also keep paying fuel duty when using petrol, meaning they are taxed twice, through fuel duty and the new mileage levy on all miles driven.
Stop mileage tax on electric & plug-in hybrid cars & reduce public charging VAT
Revise the eVED Taxation on Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles (PHEVs)
Reduce VAT on public electric vehicle charging to 5% in line with home charging
Update business mileage allowance from 45p per mile (not changed since 2011).
Scrap either EV pay-per-mile tax or Vehicle Excise Duty for EVs. Don't have both