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Drivers could be set for the largest electric car charging overhaul in years under new calls from leading motoring experts.

Drivers could benefit from major discounts through a new tax break scheme which could reward motorists for ditching petrol and diesel machinery.

Experts have called for an immediate cut to a crucial car tax charge which is penalising motorists without a driveway or garage.

Industry manifestoes include call for next Government to scrap plans to introduce vehicle excise duty for electric vans.

Fleets shouldn’t expect to see roadside totems that display prices for electric vehicle charging, much like diesel and petrol stations, any time soon.

Chinese manufacturers say that the threat of tariffs on electric vehicles, imported to the UK or the EU, will not deter their plans for expansion.

AFP chair Paul Hollick told delegates at the trade body’s annual conference that the sector was losing a "lot of expertise".

Rules around the operation of electric vans remain on the Government’s radar and promised legislation should be submitted to Parliament later this year.

One vehicle hire company had vehicles clamped for unpaid fines, claiming the first he knew about the PCNs was when bailiffs arrived.

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