The source confirms reports that the United Kingdom government is planning to introduce new taxes targeting electric vehicles (EVs) to offset lost revenue from traditional fossil fuel excises. Specifically, starting in 2028, a mileage tax is anticipated for EVs, calculated at approximately three pence per mile driven. Additionally, the government plans to impose a new local tax on parking areas hosting public charging stations starting in 2026, which is expected to increase the costs associated with charging. Industry groups are critical of these measures, arguing they could hinder the adoption of EVs and discourage investment in charging infrastructure. Ultimately, the source highlights the UK’s attempt to adapt its fiscal model to technological changes, suggesting similar policies might emerge in other European nations facing comparable revenue deficits.If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, please consider supporting the podcast with a donation at buymeacoffee.com/calpurnianews. Every contribution helps us create quality content and share valuable insights. Don’t forget to follow the channel so you won’t miss future episodes. Thank you so much to all our listeners!