Hi, new member here...
From GOV.UK website:
From 1 April 2025, registered keepers of electric, zero or low emission cars, vans and motorcycles will need to pay vehicle tax in the same way as registered keepers of petrol and diesel vehicles. This change will apply to both new and existing vehicles.
This new measure removes band A under the existing VED system which is currently £0. Vehicles in this band will be required to move to the first band where a rate becomes payable.
Electric, zero or low emission cars registered between 1 April 2017 and 31 March 2025. You will pay the standard rate. This will be £195.
Anyone re-taxed they Ariya yet?
I purhased mine in Nov 2024. Just re-taxed it in March 2024 and I paid £0 until March 2025.
Hurry up and you can save a few £ on your car tax if you do it before April 2025.
Vehicle tax for electric, zero or low emission vehicles
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mickatkirkby
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Just taxed mine. I bought mine December '22 and in December '28 I will be in my 6th year of £40k plus,
costing me £425. Now (after re-taxing today) that tax year wont be due until March '28 and I'll be out of the 6th year. In other words it'll save me £425. I had planned to SORN it for a month, no need now. Thanks Martin Lewis.
costing me £425. Now (after re-taxing today) that tax year wont be due until March '28 and I'll be out of the 6th year. In other words it'll save me £425. I had planned to SORN it for a month, no need now. Thanks Martin Lewis.
mickatkirkby
I am not sure but if you referring to the "expensive car tax" you should not paying that at all.
Additional rate (expensive car supplement) only affect new electric and zero emission vehicles registered on or after 1 April 2025 with the list price exceeding £40,000 will attract the standard rate, plus the expensive car supplement for the first 5 years from the start of the second licence.
I am not sure but if you referring to the "expensive car tax" you should not paying that at all.
Additional rate (expensive car supplement) only affect new electric and zero emission vehicles registered on or after 1 April 2025 with the list price exceeding £40,000 will attract the standard rate, plus the expensive car supplement for the first 5 years from the start of the second licence.
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mickatkirkby
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wow, I've just read the Gov website again, you've made an old man very happy haha. Thanks.
