The UK government has announced a significant shift in its electric vehicle (EV) tax policy, confirming plans to introduce a mileage-based tax system from 2028. This move marks a major departure from the current system, which charges EV owners a fixed annual fee, regardless of their driving habits. The new tax, which is expected to generate an estimated £1.5 billion in revenue, will see EV owners paying a fee based on the number of miles they drive each year, similar to the existing system for petrol and diesel vehicles. As the UK continues to push towards a greener transportation future, the introduction of this tax has sparked debate among EV owners, who will need to carefully consider their driving habits and budget in order to comply with the new regulations.
UK confirms mileage-based EV tax from 2028 electrive.com
