Cars registered between 1985 and 2001 face these higher car tax bills from April

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The rates will increase by 1% for every 1cc of engine size above 1,000cc.

  • Vehicles with an engine size of 1,000cc or less will not be affected.
  • Vehicles with an engine size above 1,000cc will see a 1% increase in VED rates for every 1cc of engine size above 1,000cc.How the Increase Will Affect Vehicles

    • The increase in VED rates will have a significant impact on vehicles with larger engines. For example, a vehicle with a 1,500cc engine will see a 1% increase in VED rates for the 500cc above 1,000cc.

    The Impact of the VED Increase on Small Engine Cars

    The Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) increase is set to affect all cars with engines below 1549cc, with owners facing a £10 rise in their annual charges. This change will impact a significant portion of the UK’s car population, with many drivers unaware of the impending increase.

  • Cars with engines below 0 litre (1549cc) pay £140 per year
  • Cars with engines between 0 litre and 75 litre pay £170 per year
  • Cars with engines between 75 litre and 0 litre pay £190 per year
  • Cars with engines above 0 litre pay £220 per year

    • The Impact on Small Engine Cars

    The £10 rise in VED rates will affect cars with engines below 1.0 litre, with owners currently paying £140 per year.

    The VED fee is calculated using the car’s CO2 emissions per kilogram, which is then multiplied by the number of years the car has been on the road.

  • Cars first registered after 2001 are charged VED fees based on the amount of CO2 emissions produced.Examples of High-Polluting Vehicles

    • Some of the dirtiest petrol and diesel cars on the road face bills as high as £760 in 2025.

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