Factcard

Company cars & vans

Benefit-in-kind appropriate percentages, van and fuel benefit charges and HMRC mileage allowance payments.

Car BIK – CO₂ emissions table

CO₂Electric range (mi)2025-262026-27
0 g/km3%4%
1–50 g/km130+3%4%
1–50 g/km70–1296%7%
1–50 g/km40–699%10%
1–50 g/km30–3913%14%
1–50 g/km< 3015%16%
51–54 g/km16%17%
Each additional 5 g/kmplus 1%plus 1%
Maximum reached at155+ g/km155+ g/km
Non-RDE2 diesel supplement4%4%
Maximum benefit in all cases37%37%

What this means: Electric and ultra-low-emission cars rise by 1 percentage point in 2026-27 — review salary sacrifice projections before the new tax year.

Vans & fuel

Item2025-262026-27
Van benefit charge£4,020 pa£4,170 pa
Car fuel benefit charge£28,200 pa£29,200 pa
Van fuel benefit charge£769 pa£798 pa

Mileage allowance payments (AMAPs)

Vehicle2025-262026-27
First 10,000Over 10,000First 10,000Over 10,000
Privately-owned cars and vans45p25p55p25p
Bicycle rate20p20p20p20p
Motorcycle rate24p24p24p24p
Passenger rate (each)5p5p5p5p

What this means: The main car and van rate rises from 45p to 55p from 6 April 2026. If you pay more than HMRC's AMAP, the excess is taxable. If you pay less, employees can claim tax relief on the shortfall.

Advisory fuel rates

HMRC update advisory fuel rates quarterly. See the latest figures at gov.uk/guidance/advisory-fuel-rates.

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