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Disabled drivers could be set for a major boost due to a little-known Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) change in Rachel Reeves’ budget.

Drivers using electric vehicles (EVs) could face a new pay-per-mile tax in Rachel Reeves’s Budget, according to reports.

The beginning of April means major new car tax changes are coming into effect, impacting motorists across the UK.

The new rules will see millions of drivers have to pay more in car tax, with those affected including owners of new cars less than a year old.

The new car tax rules are set to roll out from April 2025 and will see electric cars paying more than petrol and diesel vehicles

Drivers have been warned to stay on top of their car tax after dozens of vehicles, including a posh-looking Audi, were towed away by police officers along with the DVLA in a new clampdown

Vehicle Excise Duty (also known as car tax) will increase in line with Retail Price Index (RPI) inflation of 10.1% from April 1 - it means drivers will pay more to keep their cars on the road