Reports suggest that the Treasury is toying with the idea of a pay-per-mile car tax. This means you could be charged based on how much you drive rather than a fixed vehicle excise duty (VED).
The switch to EVs isn't just happening with new cars; the used car market is following suit
The fear? That changes could slow down the growing shift towards greener transportation.
The primary reason for this exciting development is the increase in second-hand stock available on the market.
The APPG believes that the existing proposal doesn’t do enough for consumers
This development also includes a significant boost in rapid and ultra-rapid chargers, now totaling over 17,356.
This steadfast approach comes as inflation remains persistently higher than preferred, clocking in at 3.8%—nearly double the ideal target.
This move comes as the total number of public chargers grew to 86,000 by September, marking an 18% rise from the previous year.
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