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Jaecoo Pay-Per-Mile Tax Calculator
What could the new 2028 mileage charge add to your budget? Choose your Jaecoo and enter your yearly mileage for a simple estimate.
Your estimated additional charge
Ordinary road tax is separate.
Yearly estimate ÷ 12; not a payment quote.
Rounded to the nearest penny. A full-year illustration, not your first part-year bill. Future inflation increases are not included.
How this estimate works & official sources
Formula: annual miles × £0.015 for PHEVs, or annual miles × £0.03 for battery-electric cars. The monthly equivalent is the unrounded annual figure divided by 12. Petrol, diesel and conventional non-plug-in hybrids are outside this announced charge.
Use all miles for a PHEV, whether driven on petrol or electricity. The announced design also counts overseas mileage for UK-registered cars. This is a general tool for ordinary passenger cars, not vans, special-purpose vehicles, exemptions or individual tax assessments.
The announced start is 1 April 2028, with entry linked to VED renewal. Inflation-linked rate increases are planned from 2029–30. This tool does not forecast them or estimate ordinary VED, expensive-car supplements, fuel duty, charging, insurance or finance costs.
Sources checked 7 November 2026: HMRC policy note, Budget 2026 tax measures, section 1.76, Treasury consultation response and Jaecoo UK model range. These are announced future arrangements; check GOV.UK for changes before relying on them.
How should I estimate my annual mileage?
Use your own recent driving as a starting point, then allow for changes in work, family trips or holidays. Two genuine mileage readings taken about a year apart can be useful. Your PCP mileage allowance is a contractual limit, not necessarily what you actually drive.
The calculator accepts whole miles from 0 to 250,000, with or without correctly grouped commas or spaces. That maximum is a tool input limit, not a government mileage allowance.
Are my details saved or sent anywhere?
This calculator performs the arithmetic in your browser. Its code does not save or submit your mileage, contact DVLA or ask for personal details. The website’s usual privacy and cookie settings still apply.