Drivers will see new car tax measures in the coming months following the Budget as Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced new rules to help motorists adapt to electric vehicles. In Labour’s first Budget in almost 15 years, the Chancellor unveiled a range of measures from hiking National Insurance rates paid by employers to a freeze on fuel duty. To help drive investment in zero emission vehicles, the Government has pledged to strengthen incentives to purchase electric cars. This will be done by widening the differentials in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) first year rates between EVs and hybrids or inte…