New vehicle tax rates have been unveiled which will result in British drivers paying more to ensure their cars are suitable for the road.
As of today, April 1, 2024, new tax rates will come into effect which could see drivers fork out hundreds or even thousands of pounds to keep their vehicles out and about.
The Government confirmed in the Autumn Statement that it would be increasing the rate of Vehicle Excise Duty by the retail price index (RPI).
GB News has rounded up how much drivers will pay for their vehicle tax over the coming year based on the emissions output and engine size of their vehicle.
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The new car tax rates were formally announced today
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Cars registered on or after April 1, 2017
0g/km – £0
1 to 50g/km – £10
51 to 75g/km – £30
76 to 90g/km – £135
91 to 100g/km – £175
101 to 110g/km – £195
111 to 130g/km – £220
131 to 150g/km – £270
151 to 170g/km – £680
171 to 190g/km – £1,095
191 to 225g/km – £1,650
226 to 255g/km – £2,340
Over 255g/km – £2,745
Cars registered between March 1, 2001, and March 31, 2017
Band A: Up to 100g/km – £0
Band B: 101 to 110g/km – £20
Band C: 111 to 120g/km – £35
Band D: 121 to 130g/km – £160
Band E: 131 to 140g/km – £190
Band F: 141 to 150g/km – £210
Band G: 151 to 165g/km – £255
Band H: 166 to 175g/km – £305
Band I: 176 to 185g/km – £335
Band J: 186 to 200g/km – £385
Band K: 201 to 225g/km – £415
Band L: 226 to 255g/km – £710
Band M: Over 255g/km – £735
Cars and light goods vehicles registered before March 1, 2001
Under 1,549cc engine – £210
Over 1,549cc engine – £345
Motorcycles
Under 150cc engine – £25
151cc-400cc – £55
401cc-600cc – £84
Over 600cc – £117
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:
Light goods vehicles on or after 1 March 2001 and not over 3,500kg Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) – £335
LGVs registered between March 1, 2003, and December 31, 2006, Euro 4 compliant and not over 3,500kg MAM – £140
LGVs registered between January 1, 2009, and December 31, 2010, Euro 5 compliant and not over 3,500kg MAM – £140
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