<ul><li>The controversial 'Tesla Tax' in the United Kingdom, imposed on cars above £40,000, may be abandoned due to its negative impact on EV sales.</li><li>The tax, known as the Expensive Car Supplement (ECS), has been hindering EV sales and could lead to manufacturers missing green car sales targets.</li><li>The UK is considering revising or eliminating the tax, with discussions on potentially increasing the threshold for zero-emission cars to promote easier electric car purchases.</li><li>Concerns persist regarding EV adoption barriers like high costs, lack of incentives, and inadequate public charging infrastructure despite potential tax adjustments.</li></ul>

‘Tesla tax’ could be no more in United Kingdom

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