London Congestion Charge for Electric Vehicles 2026: What EV

Electric vehicles now pay London''s congestion charge from January 2026. Discover costs, discounts, how to register, and why EVs remain the best choice through salary sacrifice schemes.

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

Upon completion, the Taskforce published a Delivery Plan with recommendations around how, when and where to increase London''s electric vehicle infrastructure up until 2025. Further...

New electric vehicle charge for congestion zone in 2026

Transport for London and city mayor Sadiq Khan have confirmed changes to the congestion charge including price hikes and the removal of the exemption for electric vehicles. The congestion charge

London congestion charge to rise to £18 – and electric vehicles will

London''s congestion charge will rise by 20% in January from £15 to £18 and electric vehicle drivers will be liable to pay to enter the heart of the capital for the first time. EVs will no...

London''s electric vehicle infrastructure strategy 2025 update

This update to our Electric Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure Strategy considers the impact of policy and technology changes on EV take up and public charging infrastructure delivery.

Electric vehicles to face congestion charge for first time, Sadiq Khan

Londoners who drive electric vehicles are going to have to find £13.50 a day to drive their cars in the capital under plans by London mayor Sir Sadiq Kahn to revise the city''s congestion...

Electric London | Accelerate London''s EV Transition

The transition to EVs is no different. London currently leads the way on EV adoption thanks to the city''s bold targets to be net zero by 2030 and achieve full transport decarbonisation by 2050. London currently sets the

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Forecast 2025

Mayoral plans for a zero-emission zone in central London will increasingly lead to the electrification of vehicles travelling to and through the Square Mile, raising questions over where...

Pathway for zero emission vehicle transition by 2035 becomes law

80% of new cars and 70% of new vans sold in Great Britain will now be zero emission by 2030, increasing to 100% by 2035. This was published under the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government.

New London Policy Could Cost EV Owners Hundreds More Each

London''s updated approach reflects a broader transportation challenge: as electric vehicles become more common, traditional congestion pricing models lose their effectiveness.