2025 road fund

Beans on toast Dave

Beans on toast Dave

Beans on toast Dave

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Have read that road fund is changing next year for some vehicles mainly electric
Currently drive a 2015 diesel car that costs 0 to tax yearly
I'm reading it will change to £20 yearly?
Can somone just confirm that im reading that right?
 
VED for cars registered between 2001 and 2017

Tax year 2025 to 2026
Vehicle Excise Duty bandCO2 emissions (g/km)Standard rate
AUp to 10020
B101 to 11020
C111 to 12035
D121 to 130165
E131 to 140195
F141 to 150215
G151 to 165265
H166 to 175315
I176 to 185345
J186 to 200395
K201 to 225430
L226 to 255735
MOver 255760

Source: https://www.honestjohn.co.uk/car-tax/
 
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That’s only the first year isn’t it?

Looks like depending on your CO2 emissions you might pay something different.
 
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The quote below is from .Gov. I'm not sure where the above figures are from considering it is titled VED for cars registered between "2001 and 2017". What about "2018 to 2024"?


"This measure will uprate the Vehicle Excise Duty standard rates for cars, vans, motorcycles and motorcycle trade licences (excluding the first-year rates for cars) by the Retail Price Index, and will reflect the inclusion of zero-emission vehicles in Vehicle Excise Duty from 1 April 2025."
 
Gepetto said:
The quote below is from .Gov. I'm not sure where the above figures are from considering it is titled VED for cars registered between "2001 and 2017". What about "2018 to 2024"?


"This measure will uprate the Vehicle Excise Duty standard rates for cars, vans, motorcycles and motorcycle trade licences (excluding the first-year rates for cars) by the Retail Price Index, and will reflect the inclusion of zero-emission vehicles in Vehicle Excise Duty from 1 April 2025."
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I didn’t include that because OP specifically mentioned their 2015 diesel.
Further details are in the source link provided.
 
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Mysterae_ said:
Then there's the added "luxury tax" to cars which are retailed over £40k new, for the first 5 years I think?
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This was the real stinger with my new company car. They were really happy with the deal I got on the car (<£25k) but it came under the revised pricing by the time it was registered so ended up with a P11D of £40080. That extra £80 will end up costing the company a fortune!
 
Diddums said:
Yet another way we're getting absolutely bent over in this country.

Maybe I should emigrate, getting a bit tired of it tbh.
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And Singapore a miss too. A Tokyo Corolla could cost you like £80k. That is if you can get a permit to own a car in the first place. Which alone can set you back like £100k.
 
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Do pre Apr 2006 cars still top out at band K in 2025? I can't find any information on this from a cursory look. I can only find the current rates with an asterisk next to band K.
 
My old, non-DPF diesel still cheeses in to the £35 category by 1g/km :D

I think I might start SORNing my nice car for winter. So the gov gets as little as possible from me.

TBH the ultimate goal is to make everyone reliant on public transport. Which would be ok if we were Japan or Switzerland. But we're the UK and public transport only gets more rubbish as it gets more expensive.
 
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