The Treasury has confirmed that telematics systems could play a role in the administration of the new Electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED), set to launch in 2028. While the system will not rely on mandatory telematics, the government has welcomed input on how vehicle data could be used to simplify mileage reporting and reduce administrative burdens. For fleets, this signals an...
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