Company car tax rates

In 2026 to 2027 an electric company car is taxed on 4% of its list price, and the highest-emitting cars on 37%.

From HMRC's Employment Income Manual, checked 14 November 2026.

CO2Electric range2026 to 20272025 to 2026
Zero (electric)4%3%
1 to 50g/km130 miles and over4%3%
1 to 50g/km70 to 129 miles7%6%
1 to 50g/km40 to 69 miles10%9%
1 to 50g/km30 to 39 miles14%13%
1 to 50g/kmUnder 30 miles16%15%
51 to 54g/km17%16%
55 to 59g/km18%17%
60 to 64g/km19%18%
65 to 69g/km20%19%
70 to 74g/km21%20%
75 to 79g/km21%21%
80 to 84g/km22%22%
85 to 89g/km23%23%
90 to 94g/km24%24%
95 to 99g/km25%25%
100 to 104g/km26%26%
105 to 109g/km27%27%
110 to 114g/km28%28%
115 to 119g/km29%29%
120 to 124g/km30%30%
125 to 129g/km31%31%
130 to 134g/km32%32%
135 to 139g/km33%33%
140 to 144g/km34%34%
145 to 149g/km35%35%
150 to 154g/km36%36%
155g/km and above37%37%

Diesel cars

A diesel car that does not meet the RDE2 (Euro 6d) standard has 4 percentage points added, but never more than 37% in all. Diesels that meet RDE2 use the table as it is.

Where the rates come from

HMRC Employment Income Manual EIM24705: appropriate percentages for type A cars, using the WLTP figures that apply to cars first registered from 6 April 2020. The diesel supplement is from HMRC Employment Income Manual EIM24855: type D, all diesel cars. Work out the tax on a car.

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