Concern grows that people will be put off buying electric vehicles because most will also have to pay ‘expensive car supplement’

Tax rules introduced last week mean many drivers – ­especially owners of electric vehicles (EVs) and new high-end cars – face hefty bills to get on the road.

Someone who is buying a new 1-litre Ford Puma, for example, now has to pay £440 tax for the first year – up from £220.

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