Oct 30, 2026 · 30 min · 12 segments
00:00:00 Budget 2026: EV charging winners and losers 00:02:30 Budget 2026: did it make EV charging cheaper? 00:08:07 Hyundai Ioniq 6 UK price: is it worth it now? 00:12:00 What is EV tariff porting…
It set up a task force on tariff porting.
That lets drivers without driveways pay their home rate at a public charger.
It added £100 million to cut local charging prices from spring 2027, and it locked 20% VAT onto public charging from 1st November.
So let's take the bad news first, because it lands this Sunday.
So there's been lots of stuff asking for the 5% domestic rate, although domestic rate is now 0%.
It's going to stick.
So they're going to stick at 20% for public charging.
The finance bill will say public and workplace charging isn't domestic use.
Why bother writing that into law? because of a tax case from February this year.
That was for one driver, using up to 1,000 kilowatt hours a month.
To be fair, a first-tier tribunal...
I'm just going to go back to that so you can see some prices while we're up as well because you've already had a look at that screen.
To be fair, a first-tier tribunal doesn't set binding precedent.
So the courts ruled it illegal over state sit, but the direction was clear and the government shut the door.
That was due to end in March.
The budget extends it to July, 2027.
In public, it's 20%.
It set up a task force on tariff porting.
That lets drivers without driveways pay their home rate at a public charger.
It added £100 million to cut local charging prices from spring 2027, and it locked 20% VAT onto public charging from 1st November.
So let's take the bad news first, because it lands this Sunday.
So there's been lots of stuff asking for the 5% domestic rate, although domestic rate is now 0%.
It's going to stick.
So they're going to stick at 20% for public charging.
The finance bill will say public and workplace charging isn't domestic use.
Why bother writing that into law? because of a tax case from February this year.
That was for one driver, using up to 1,000 kilowatt hours a month.
To be fair, a first-tier tribunal...
I'm just going to go back to that so you can see some prices while we're up as well because you've already had a look at that screen.
To be fair, a first-tier tribunal doesn't set binding precedent.
So the courts ruled it illegal over state sit, but the direction was clear and the government shut the door.
That was due to end in March.
The budget extends it to July, 2027.
In public, it's 20%.
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