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2026. 10. 20. 작업

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Does this mean we are also going to get the V23 too? That’s another good looking thing.

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Ray_Aber said: The Driving God said: Ray_Aber said: Not my thing at all, but for what it is, it's done well. However, if it's heavy, then please tax it accordingly, dear Chancellor. Just like HGVs, who damage the road a lot, and pay proportionately for it. That s a great point, especially since a standard HGV (class 1) only pays £1 a year, not a typo, just a single pound and only £161 for those up to 31 tonnes.Right now, EVs registered after 31/3/2017 pay £200 a year. If the Chancellor actually listened to you, EV drivers would be paying less than 10p a year in tax.Well, if you are right, then I stand corrected. However, I understood that HGVs - as a group of vehicles - also pay an additional HGV road user levy on top of the standard HGV charges which you have not factored in. According to the Freight Transport Association, HGVs pay £4.4bn in tax annually, with the annual road maintenance bill being £4.7bn. Now I'm sure that the FTA are being selective with their numbers (they include fuel duty for example), but my point stands. Heavy vehicles should pay additional taxes for the additional road damage they cause, not to mention the environmental cost of construction (additional materials). That's only fair, and would incentivise manufacturers to build lighter vehicles, and disincentivise individuals from buying overweight vehicles whose impact on the environment is disproportionately destructive. France does this with its Malus tax, which hammers heavy vehicles, although unfortunately this does not currently apply to EVs (whose heavier weight should be allowed for, but only in part - say, 350kg - 400kg). Of course, we'll never see that take place as it would destroy JLR and many of the c.35,000 jobs that rely on their success. If the Chancellor listened to me, EVs would be paying rather more than 10p a year in tax, especially heavy ones, but you knew that, didn't you? I don't like overweight cars. Your view may differ. Governments habe pushed us to Diesel then t