How UK EV regulation is reshaping the road ahead in 2026
As the UK introduces new EV road taxes and charging costs in 2026, Denis Watling of ChargeGuru ponders whether the electric revolution risks creating a two-tier system.

As the UK introduces new EV road taxes and charging costs in 2026, Denis Watling of ChargeGuru ponders whether the electric revolution risks creating a two-tier system.
The UK government announced a new per-mile levy for electric vehicles starting April 2028, with EV drivers paying 3p per mile and plug-in hybrids paying 1.5p per mile.
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