
Five driving changes to be announced in Autumn Budget
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).

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 APPG believes that the existing proposal doesn’t do enough for consumers

This steadfast approach comes as inflation remains persistently higher than preferred, clocking in at 3.8%—nearly double the ideal target.
This development also includes a significant boost in rapid and ultra-rapid chargers, now totaling over 17,356.

The future of more ethical financing - open to all!

Recently, there's been a surge in dodgy text messages sliding into people's DMs, claiming they're entitled to compensation for mis-sold car finance agreements. We're talking big numbers, too!

This scheme relates to mis-sold car loans between 2007 and 2024, affecting around 14 million deals.
The cost of driving an EV could see a change, but don’t panic just yet

Smart tariffs change their cost depending on the time of day. Off-peak hours can offer noticeably cheaper electricity rates compared to peak times when demand is high.

This ongoing issue might mean thousands of car owners in the UK could be due a refund – so it’s time to check if you’re one of them.