Octopus Energy ramps up electric car charging costs

Octopus Energy boss Greg Jackson. The company is encouraging drivers to charge daily in smaller bursts - REUTERS/Hollie Adams ...

Would it be cheaper for you to run an electric or petrol car with pay-per-mile EV tax? Work it out based on YOUR driving

This is Money has been crunching the numbers to reveal the impact eVED would have on annual electric car ownership bills - ...

Pay-per-mile tax for electric cars from 2028 CONFIRMED in the Budget: EV owners tell us how it will hit them

Electric vehicles will be subject to a mileage-based charge from April 2028 in a move that's been slammed by the motoring ...

Pay-per-mile: From trackers to 'clocked' vehicles, all you need to know about the new electric car tax

Government plans for electric vehicles explained: how the 500,000 London EV drivers will pay and how their bills will be ...

Switching to an electric car? Here's how long it takes to charge an electric vehicle

Electric vehicle charging speed depends on a number of factors, including the type of car and the level of charger used. Here ...

Top electric car manufacturer demands EV charging rule change after customer concerns

EXCLUSIVE: Certain electric car owners are forced to pay more to drive than others due to a simple charging rule ...

Electric vehicle owners to face pay-per-mile tax

Drivers of electric cars will pay a road charge of 3p per mile, while plug-in hybrid drivers will pay 1.5p per mile from ...

UK to levy pay-for-mile tax on electric cars

Britain will levy a pay-per-mile tax on electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles from April 2028, finance minister Rachel Reeves said in her budget on Wednesday, to offset some of fuel duty revenue that ...

Electric vehicle owners face new pay-per-mile tax. What could be the environmental costs?

Modern electric vehicles are transforming the roads with low noise, rapid acceleration and zero exhaust emissions. However, ...

What taxes apply to electric vehicles and how could the Budget change that?

Electric cars registered after that date and costing more than £40,000 are also subject to the "luxury car tax" of £425 per year. This is payable for five years from the second time the vehicle is ...