Do I need to pre-register a UK electric vehicle to drive in low emissions zones in the Netherlands and Germany?
I'm planning to drive my UK-registered electric vehicle in the Netherlands and Germany. I may (by design or accident!) drive in a low emissions zone in either country. Do I need to have a sticker on the car, or do these only apply to petrol/diesel cars?
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Do electric cars need to register for Congestion Charge?
Electric cars have to be registered annually to drive inside London's congestion charge zone, and you will be amazed to hear that this incurs a \xa310 fee that recurs every year, so this is an annual chore.How do I get an emission sticker in Germany?
In Germany you can buy an emissions sticker at vehicle inspection companies such as DEKRA, A.T.U and T\xdcV. Most larger car dealerships will also help you out. Online, you can order the sticker through this website.Does ULEZ apply to electric cars?
All fully electric cars are completely exempt from the London Congestion Charge, as well as the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge. This applies to everything from the affordable and popular Nissan Leaf to the luxury Porsche Taycan. This continues in October when low-emission petrol and diesel must start to pay.Does ULEZ apply to foreign cars?
All foreign registered vehicles are subject to the ULEZ in the same way as those registered in the UK.An ultra-cheap electric car conversion kit is FINALLY here!
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