Mild Hybrid Company Car Benefit And Tax

For 'Plug-In' ('PHEV') hybrids click on this link.

Please Note: HM Government has announced that the method of calculating company car tax for hybrid cars will be changed.

This is because the CO2 values for this type of car are changing due to European legislation.

The percentage of taxable benefit will change from April 2028, but in the meantime a holding percentage will be used to avoid unnecesary and significant increases in the taxable benefit.

Meanwhile we have removed the table of hybrid company car taxation pending the implementation of the new system.

To jump straight to our table of mild hybrid company car benefit-in-kind click here.

Mild hybrids now have a much higher company car benefit-in-kind (or 'bik') and tax.

This is due to the higher taxable benefit for these car, though refuelling is simpler (there's no requirement to plug in the vehicle).

We've explained the special tax rules for hybrid company cars, so this page just lists the taxable benefit for mild hybrids.

We've sorted our list by the smallest taxable benefit, but if you need the list sorted in a different way then just email us us for a copy of the list as a spreadsheet.

And of course you can see the taxable benefit for all types of company cars by following this link to our company car tax calculator.

^*The P11D value is essentially the list price, including options, plus delivery charges. However, it excludes the car's initial Registration Fee and the first year's road tax or tax disc (sometimes known as the Vehicle Excise Duty).

All Our Company Car Benefit And Tax Calculators

Before we show the table, here are links to all our company car benefit and tax calculators in case you need other information:

• Our basic company car benefit calculator
• Company car benefit when options are added
• Electric company car benefit and tax
• Our comparator for company car benefit
• Company car benefit to 2029/30 tax year
• NIC on company car benefit
• Company fuel benefit
• Company van benefit

We've also explained business tax relief on company cars and company vans.