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UK fleet calendar
Every date a UK fleet plans around: tax and fuel rate changes, the ZEV mandate, emissions rules, grants, clean air zones and the data releases THRIVE tracks. Each links to its official source and says how firm the date is.
Next 90 days
- 1 NovTHRIVE Fleet Sentiment Index for the month
- 3 NovOfficial UK fuel prices for the week
- 9 NovSMMT used car sales, third quarter 2026
- 25 NovDfT electric vehicle charging infrastructure statistics
- 25 NovOfgem announces the energy price cap for January to March 2027
- 26 NovDfT reported road casualties, provisional, year to June 2026
- 4 DecSMMT new car and van registrations for November
- 6 JanSMMT December and full-year 2026 registrations
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One short email a fortnight ahead of each date in the calendar, with what changes and what to do before it. Signing up also adds you to the free Tuesday briefing; you can unsubscribe from either in one click.
The year ahead, month by month
November 2026
- 1 Nov: THRIVE Fleet Sentiment Index for the month
- 3 Nov: Official UK fuel prices for the week
- 9 Nov: SMMT used car sales, third quarter 2026
- 25 Nov: DfT electric vehicle charging infrastructure statistics
- 25 Nov: Ofgem announces the energy price cap for January to March 2027
- 26 Nov: DfT reported road casualties, provisional, year to June 2026
February 2027
Every date
November 2026
- 1 NovTHRIVE Fleet Sentiment Index for the month
- 3 NovOfficial UK fuel prices for the week
- 9 NovSMMT used car sales, third quarter 2026
- 25 NovDfT electric vehicle charging infrastructure statistics
- 25 NovOfgem announces the energy price cap for January to March 2027
- 26 NovDfT reported road casualties, provisional, year to June 2026
December 2026
January 2027
February 2027
"Expected" dates are officially stated but not yet in force, or depend on a decision still to come; "Proposed" dates are in a consultation. Every date links to the page it comes from. The advisory fuel rate, fuel price and sentiment index dates repeat, and each shows the next one.