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The BVRLA urged the Chancellor to use his 2018 Budget statement to energise the take up of plug-in electric vehicles and support the vital role played by the company car.

The government is pursuing an ambitious programme to reduce the nation’s carbon emissions and improve local air quality (such as the road to zero by 2040).

A cross-party group of 42 Parliamentarians countersigned a letter from Neil Parish MP, calling upon the Chancellor to use the 2018 Budget to stimulate the uptake of electric vehicles.

The BVRLA, along with other leading transport, business and environmental organisations submitted a joint letter to the Chancellor making a pre-Budget 2018 plea for tax incentives to drive the uptake of electric vehicles.

The BVRLA urged the Chancellor to use his Autumn Budget statement in October 2018 to energise the take up of plug-in electric vehicles and to support the vital role played by the company car.

The BVRLA is urging the Chancellor to use his Autumn Budget statement to energise the take up of plug-in electric vehicles and to support the vital role played by the company car.

The BVRLA has responded to the government’s consultation on changes to Van Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) by calling for a focus on incentivising manufacturers to provide a greater number of affordable low emission vans.

BVRLA views on HM Revenue and Custom's consultation on ensuring tax works for the new lease accounting standard IFRS16 and on the wider tax impact.

The BVRLA Fleet Sustainability Credentials show that the rental and leasing sectors are already leading the transition to cleaner transport. The new data shows 94% of the BVRLA car rental fleet and 75% of leased cars are Clean Air Zone (CAZ) compliant just fifteen months before the first zones are expected to begin operating. These figures are well ahead of the average for all UK cars, where only 57% meet CAZ emission requirements.