Andy Burnham 50% car tax cut for drivers of three popular car brands

MotoringMotoring NewsAndy BurnhamMs Reeves confirmed a new pay-per-mile car tax system09:40, 31 Jul 2026Andy Burnham will oversee a new pay-per-mile car tax system from 2028 - after his government “committed” to overseeing plans previously confirmed by former Labour Party Chancellor Rachel Reeves.‌Ms Reeves, who was replaced by the new Labour Party Prime Minister with new Chancellor John Healey, confirmed a new pay-per-mile car tax system - eVED - from 2028.‌It would mean EVs pay a rate of 3p. But this will be cut by 50% to 1.5 pence for plug-in hybrids. AutoExpress explained: “From April 2028, drivers of electric cars, ranging from SUVs such as the Tesla Model Y, to superminis such as the Renault 5 will become liable for eVED which, if current plans remain in place, will cost three pence