Category : Budget
Budget 2021: A summary for fleets
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s second Budget speech has allayed concerns of sudden and swift tax rises to pay off the ‘Covid bill’, instead unveiling a number of … Read More »
Spring Budget 2020: £27bn pledged in ‘largest-ever’ roads investment
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s first-ever Budget made a pledge for the second Road Investment Strategy (RIS2) to spend more than £27bn between 2020 and 2025 and pledged an … Read More »
Spring Budget 2020: Fuel duty to remain frozen for further year
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that fuel duty will remain frozen for a further year, despite concerns from some groups over the impact on congestion and … Read More »
Spring Budget 2020: Chancellor to announce £2.5bn pothole funding package
The chancellor is to announce £2.5bn of funding in today’s Budget; enough to fix up to 50 million potholes.
Inchcape Fleet Solutions to rebrand as Kinto following acquisition by Toyota
Inchcape Fleet Solutions (IFS) is to rebrand as Kinto UK – Toyota’s name for its new mobility brand – as a result of its acquisition by … Read More »
Budget 2017: Regulation changes to support driverless car tests
The government says it wants to see fully self-driving cars, without a human operator, on UK roads by 2021.
Budget 2017: Diesel tax hikes from next April
Diesel cars will be subject to increases in Vehicle Excise Duty and Company Car Tax from next April, confirmed in the 2017 Budget, as the Government … Read More »
Budget 2017: Fuel duty freeze to remain in place
Fuel duty will remain frozen at 57.95 pence per litre from next April, the eighth successive year that rises have been cancelled, under plans announced during … Read More »
Budget 2017: Extra funding for ultra-low emission vehicles
Additional funding for electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and the plug-in car grant has today been announced in the 2017 Budget by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Budget 2017: No BiK for charging at work
Drivers charging plug-in vehicles at work will no longer be subject to a Benefit-in-Kind charge as of next April, under measures announced during the 2017 Budget.
