BS145e
1st September is always a busy time for the motor trade and whilst it’s the birth of the 71 plate, there are other changes happening on the number plate front (and rear).
At the start of September, drivers are to see new style number plates introduced replacing BS145d that is the current standard used and in current circulation.
Their replacement: BS145e is set to be made from a more durable, sturdier and resilient material and will make it easier for Police Forces to “Scan” your plates using ANPR.
With the new standards being introduced this September, two-tone number plates will not be allowed with only solid black digits being acceptable.
All plates must show the suppliers name and postcode on the bottom centre of the car registration plates.
Green Number Plates
From the 16th June 2020, vehicles that are fully electric (BEV) have been allowed to display a new style number plate with a green flash down the left-hand side.
This was introduced to raise the awareness of Electric Vehicles on UK roads. The aim is to encourage local authorities to introduce incentives such as lower parking charges, electric car lanes and potentially higher speed limits on motorways.
September Cars
If you’re in the market for a new car, then make sure you contact the team at Cocoon Vehicles. We have a lot of short-term vehicles on order (despite the chip shortage) and we can also help with your long-term lease requirements via our Find a Car Lease service.
Give the team a call on 01332 290173 for more information, or use the CONTACT FORM at the bottom of this article. If you would like to see what special cars are available, have a look at our COMING SOON page.
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