Rachel Reeves sparks 'two-tier' tax row with favourable EV rates as petrol and diesel drivers pay more

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Rachel Reeves sparks 'two-tier' tax row with favourable EV rates as petrol and diesel drivers pay more

Electric vehicle owners will face a new mileage-based tax, but their annual increases will be lower than those for petrol and diesel drivers under Labour's plans, prompting claims of a "two-tier" system. At the Autumn Budget last year, Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed that the new Electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) will come into force from April 1, 2028. Under the new system, fully electric and hydrogen-powere…