Policy
Euro 7 is confirmed for 2027 and the battery test is the real change
Great Britain will adopt Euro 7 for new cars and vans from 29 November 2027. The exhaust limits barely move; the battery durability rules are the real change.
Policy
Great Britain will adopt Euro 7 for new cars and vans from 29 November 2027. The exhaust limits barely move; the battery durability rules are the real change.
New cars
The Budget filled in the last missing year of benefit-in-kind rates. Fleets can plan further ahead, and the gap between electric and plug-in hybrid narrows.
Policy
John Healey's first Budget holds fuel duty at 52.95p until July 2027, fixes the business mileage rate at 55p and puts £100 million into local chargers.
Policy
RAC research published the day before the Budget finds 65% of motorists trimming other spending to cover fuel, and a narrow preference for a VAT cut.
New cars
MG's research with Autotrader puts the affordability gap in two numbers, and finds 41% of drivers would change brand to stay within budget.
Policy
The prime minister has handed the ZEV mandate decision to Louise Haigh over his wife's charging industry links, days after the consultation closed.
Policy
Transport for London wants every private hire vehicle new to licensing to be fully electric from July 2028. The consultation runs until 2 December.
Used market
Autorola's Q3 data shows used EV values up 14.1% while overall used car prices fell 3.5%, and Startline's tracker finds 300 miles is the range buyers want.
Charging
Octopus FleetBoost takes up to 30% off public charging for business fleets on MFG EV Power, Ionity and Be.EV, and the discount says a lot about why public charging costs what it does.
Policy
Households without a driveway can fit a cross-pavement charger without planning permission from 21 October, saving up to £300 on installation.
Charging
Permitted development in England covers home chargers and pavement channels from 21 October. What the order removes, what it leaves with the highway authority.
Policy
Reports say ministers are leaning towards a 60% electric share by 2030 rather than 80%, with carmakers asking for 50%. The consultation closes on Friday.
New cars
The British lightweight maker has returned from administration with a 790kg E10 range from £115,900. What the numbers say about building sports cars 50 at a time.
New cars
Tesla showed the Roadster by jumping it over its own cars. Nine years after the concept, the performance figures are still claims and there is still no price.
Policy
Stellantis, Renault and Mercedes all want the UK counted as European for EU procurement rules. The condition attached is alignment on Chinese EV tariffs.
Policy
A survey out today finds 18% of drivers intend to buy an EV next against 7% who own one, and 44% plan a low-emission car. What the intentions data really says.
Used market
Vertu turned over £2.6bn in six months and made nearly half its gross profit in the workshop. What the dealer group's interim results reveal about margins.
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