Hey everybody.
So what’s everyone’s understanding of future EV VED? Am I thinking it could be as much as £390?
Ev Car tax
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Dermottdog
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Post 2017 EVs are to be taxed at £180 (may increase with inflation) from April 2025. Same as many ICE.
EVs bought from 2025 will be subject to £390 (ditto) luxury car tax if they cost over £40k.
Both these things may change, they are just policy proposals of an outgoing government.
EVs bought from 2025 will be subject to £390 (ditto) luxury car tax if they cost over £40k.
Both these things may change, they are just policy proposals of an outgoing government.
ID.3 Family Pro Performance (Jan 22), Makena Turquoise / East Derry alloys. Ohme Home Pro charger.
I would imagine it would be the same as our old Hybris £165 probably £180 by the time they tax EV's.
But as other people have pointed out a change of government could change these proposals.
But as other people have pointed out a change of government could change these proposals.
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Original delivery date 31/04/2022 now 12/01/2023
Updated build date Wk 50
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Original delivery date 31/04/2022 now 12/01/2023
Updated build date Wk 50
Finally collected 21/01/23
Order number 31064***
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DumfriesDik
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My thoughts are that the structure of taxation needs to adjusted. We had a Fiesta 1.0ltr petrol and it is zero for taxation. I can not help but think to tax that less than a BEV just doesn't make any sense.
The same goes for 'luxury'. A battery costs £££ and we are lugging it around rather than immense luxury. The cost of a BEV is high but it doesn't mean it is full of luxury.
The same goes for 'luxury'. A battery costs £££ and we are lugging it around rather than immense luxury. The cost of a BEV is high but it doesn't mean it is full of luxury.
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“..........just doesn't make any sense”DumfriesDik wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 3:40 am My thoughts are that the structure of taxation needs to adjusted. We had a Fiesta 1.0ltr petrol and it is zero for taxation. I can not help but think to tax that less than a BEV just doesn't make any sense.
The same goes for 'luxury'. A battery costs £££ and we are lugging it around rather than immense luxury. The cost of a BEV is high but it doesn't mean it is full of luxury.
I think you will find that the politicians who control these decisions, don’t do “sense”.
Tax is a means to raise income as well as to incentivise- or disincentivise something. It strikes me the present uK VED policy does neither especially well.
Which sums up the govt really - no strategy.
Anyway - I renewed my car tax this morning and it took less than a min once I’d found my V5. Seems like no brainier.
Which sums up the govt really - no strategy.
Anyway - I renewed my car tax this morning and it took less than a min once I’d found my V5. Seems like no brainier.
