The willingness to go electric has increased partly due to the attractive affordability of used EVs. But hold your tyres! Not all is straightforward, as there's also a buzz about upcoming road taxes and mixed signals from policies.
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This announcement comes hot on the heels of Rachel Reeves' controversial Budget plan. But what does this mean for everyday drivers in the UK, especially those in Greater Manchester considering the switch to electric?
The new proposed tax will introduce a 3p per mile charge for fully electric cars and a 1.5p per mile charge for plug-in hybrids.
New Pay-Per-Mile Tax: What It Means for Drivers
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.
