2025년 예산: 마일당 지불 EV 도로세에 PHEV가 포함되는 것으로 확인됨

Government also confirms end of 5p fuel duty freeze, a change to luxury car tax and review of EV charging prices

The UK government’s new pay-per-mile tax on electric cars will also include plug-in hybrid cars, chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in the long-awaited Autumn Budget on Wednesday. 
The news was originally revealed within documents released in error by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) ahead of Westminster’s announcement.
Those documents also confirmed plans by the government to end the 5p freeze on fuel duty, which will therefore increase for the first time since 2010, make changes to the ‘luxury car tax’, provide extra cash for the Electric Car Grant (ECG) and much more.
Pay-per-mile tax to hit EV and PHEV drivers
The new pay-per-mile tax – or ‘eVED’ – is being brought in as part of an effort to claw back lost revenue from the duty imposed on petrol and diesel as motorists transition away from ICE vehicles.
The levy is set at 3p per mile driven in an EV and 1.5p