Car tax is changing again from April 🚗💸 New Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) rates mean 13 bands for petrol and diesel cars — with the highest emitters paying up to £790 a year. Annual VED bands (2001–2017 cars): ⬇️ Up to 120g/km: £20–£35 ➡️ 121–150g/km: £170–£225 ⬆️ 151–185g/km: £275–£360 🚨 186–225g/km: £410–£445 🔥 226–255g/km: £760 🔥 Over 255g/km: £790 For cars registered after 2017, the first year rate can be much higher, before dropping to a standard annual charge for most vehicles. With fuel,

Starting on July 1st this year, the new car tax will come into effect, significantly impacting tradies, families, and farmers. It also threatens the right of passage for teens buying their first affordable, used car after getting their license. This new car tax will increase annually, with the goal being that by 2032, the only available vehicles will be electric ones. Expect to see utes costing an extra $4,000, people movers going up by $6,000, and 4WDs skyrocketing by $13,000. This tax will inc

Currently EV drivers don’t pay fuel duty at the pump, while the average car driver pays around £480 per year in fuel duty. Given all cars contribute to congestion and wear and tear on the roads, at the Autumn Budget the Chancellor announced a consultation on the implementation of a new add-on to Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) - a mileage-based tax on battery electric (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) cars called the Electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED). When it comes into effect from April 2028, the eVED