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Citroën ë-C5 Aircross

MAX 210hp Comfort Range automatic · production from November 2026 · Current model

What can this record tell you about tax?

The recorded tax list price is £39,300, at or below the £50,000 zero-emission threshold before extra options. Price alone does not trigger the supplement in this specification. Registration date, eligibility and options must also be checked.

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Current annual-renewal examples include no mileage charge. Check the registration assumptions before using a figure for your car.
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A closer look at the price

Published OTR · November production
£39,365
Original tax list price
£39,300

Latest manufacturer-linked UK guide. Standard paint and equipment; before grants, discounts and factory options. Tax list basis uses published OTR excluding its explicitly stated £10 first-year VED and £55 registration; published P11D agrees. This published specification applies to vehicles produced from 1 November 2026; it is an announced future-production price, not a price for earlier registrations.

Official UK version price evidence
Checked 14 October 2026. Confirm your exact specification and options.

See the longer-term tax cost

Five years of tax for this car.

New-car illustration from 16 October 2026 at 10,000 miles each year.

Citroën ë-C5 Aircross — first five years

£1,710tax over five years

First-year VED in this period
£10
Annual VED after the first year
£800
Expensive-car supplement
£0
Mileage charges
£900

Starts with the first tax payment, followed by four annual renewals. Only four supplement payments can fall in these first five years. Same entered mileage each year.

Year-by-year breakdown
Citroën ë-C5 Aircross — first five years — five consecutive 12-month tax periods
Period startingFirst-year VEDAnnual VEDExpensive-car supplementMileage chargeTotal
Year 116 Oct 2026 · first payment£10£0£0£0£10
Year 216 Oct 2027 · vehicle year 2 · illustration£0£200£0£0£200
Year 316 Oct 2028 · vehicle year 3 · illustration£0£200£0£300£500
Year 416 Oct 2029 · vehicle year 4 · illustration£0£200£0£300£500
Year 516 Oct 2030 · vehicle year 5 · illustration£0£200£0£300£500
Five-year total£10£800£0£900£1,710

Planning illustration: current VED, supplement and announced launch mileage rates are held constant. Mileage charges start on eligible tax dates. Future rate changes and inflation, including announced mileage-rate uprating from 2029–30, are not forecast. Annual payment; no instalment surcharges, charging, fuel, insurance or purchase price included.

Standard specification before extra factory options. A model-range or advertised starting price is not substituted for an unknown tax list price. Plug-in hybrids also need their certified CO₂ and rate category for first-year tax.

The illustrative annual breakdown

10,000 miles · renewal 16 October 2026
£200

Illustrative annual total · current rates

Yearly road tax
£200
Extra charge for higher-priced cars
£0
Mileage charge from 2028
£0
Total for this scenario
£200
An annual renewal example using current rates. Example first registration: 16 October 2025; annual renewal: 16 October 2026. No mileage charge is included before April 2028. This is a second-year renewal example, not first-year tax. Actual registration date, original list price and factory options can alter the result. Used cars need their actual dates. See assumptions.

All battery electric cars incur the same announced per-mile rate. A more efficient battery does not lower that mileage tax.

Read the announced mileage policy · Read current vehicle tax rules

Options and the supplement threshold · Used-car registration checks