What vehicles are not exempt from ULEZ?

Passenger cars exempt from ULEZ charges include:
  • Petrol cars that meet Euro 4 standards.
  • Diesel cars that meet Euro 6 standards.
  • Hybrid cars that meet Euro 4 or Euro 6 standards (depending on the fuel type)
  • Electric cars.
  • Vehicles for disabled people.
  • Classic cars.
  • Taxis.




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Can I swap my engine to be ULEZ-compliant? This depends on the vehicle type. At present, there are no CVRAS-approved ways to re-power the engine of a non-compliant diesel car.

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Like petrol vehicles, most newer diesel vehicles are ULEZ exempt. The majority of diesel cars registered after September 2015 meet Euro 6 standards – and therefore, also meet the current ULEZ emissions standards, though some earlier models do too.

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In order to be ULEZ compliant, diesel cars must meet Euro 6 standards. Most diesel cars registered since September 2015 meet these standards, though some earlier models do too. Indeed, there are some ULEZ-compliant diesel cars dating back to 2012.

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Taxis. Taxis (black cabs) are exempt from paying the Congestion Charge when actively licensed by Transport for London. A vehicle will be removed from the register of exempt vehicles on the surrender, expiry or revocation of the licence.

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