👉 In short: from 2026, PHEVs cost more in company car tax If you’re set on one, you may want to order before the change From 1 January 2026, the government is changing how plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) are tested for their “official” CO₂ emissions Right now, the tests assume you drive your PHEV mostly on…

Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) are unlikely to benefit from the Government’s new electric car grant, due to concerns over the environmental standards of their production facilities. The scheme, worth up to £3,750 off the price of a new battery electric vehicle (BEV), was unveiled on Monday (July 14) as part of a £650 million package…

Many drivers underestimate the risk of driving the morning after drinking — but new research highlights just how dangerous it can be. A survey by road safety charity IAM RoadSmart found that more than a third of drivers (38%) admitted to drinking after 9pm, despite planning to drive before 9am the following day. One in…

Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) are unlikely to benefit from the Government’s new electric car grant, due to concerns over the environmental standards of their production facilities. The scheme, worth up to £3,750 off the price of a new battery electric vehicle (BEV), was unveiled on Monday (July 14) as part of a £650 million package…

SALARY SACRIFICE What Is Salary Sacrifice Car Leasing? Salary sacrifice car schemes offer a cost-effective way for employees to access a brand-new, zero-emission vehicle, while providing tax-efficient benefits. Employees agree to give up a portion of their gross salary in exchange for a leased car, and the payments are deducted before tax, leading to lower…

Salary Sacrifice for Employers: What You Need to Know What is Salary Sacrifice? Salary sacrifice is a formal agreement where an employee gives up part of their gross salary in exchange for a non-cash benefit—typically a leased electric vehicle. The arrangement must be documented in the employment contract, with consent, and cannot bring salary below…

Salary Sacrifice for Employees: A Smarter Way to Drive No deposit. No credit check. Big savings.Salary sacrifice gives you access to a brand-new electric car through your gross salary—offering a tax-efficient, hassle-free way to drive. How It Works Through a scheme set up by your employer, you agree to exchange a portion of your gross…

The UK Government has unveiled a revised Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate, confirming that hybrid cars and vans will continue to be sold until 2035 and offering new flexibilities for manufacturers. The update follows a Department for Transport (DfT) consultation that closed in February 2025 and is aimed at balancing decarbonisation goals with industry needs.…

The Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has launched a new service that allows motorists to share their driving licence details quickly and securely using a QR code. Drivers with a Driver and Vehicles account can now generate a QR code and instantly share their licence details with third parties such as car hire and…

Fair Wear & Tear Guide Under the terms of your agreement, your vehicle must be returned in a condition that meets the ‘fair wear and tear’ guidelines. ‘Fair wear and tear’ refers to the natural deterioration of your lease vehicle that happens through regular use over the course of the contract. This covers areas such…