Experts are warning that almost all of individuals in London shall be unable to afford the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) cost.

Ahead of the scheme’s enlargement subsequent week, new analysis from Motorway has revealed the extent of Londoner's concern about the levy.

In a research by the web automobile market, a majority of non-compliant automobile drivers agreed they'd be unable to pay the £12.50 a day.

According to Motorway’s analysis, as much as 780,000 motorists in London need to promote their non-compliant car.

Some 42 p.c of residents within the capital metropolis are frightened that they won't obtain value for his or her automobile once they promote.

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However, Motorway is highlighting that current laws and provide shortages from the pandemic will profit sellers.

So far, the automobile business has skilled a development charge of 4.1 p.c throughout the first half of 2023.

This signifies that used automobiles, whether or not ULEZ-compliant or non-compliant, are persevering with to carry their worth.

Sadiq Khan’s ULEZ enlargement to the entire capital metropolis’s 32 boroughs is because of be applied on August 29.

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Anyone who's caught driving a non-compliant car shall be charged £12.50 a day for driving in London.

When this cost is utilized to commuters each weekday for a month, drivers should spend £250 if they don't have the suitable car.

If drivers select to drive on a weekend, this levy will improve additional to £350 a month for these in non-compliant automobiles.

Alex Buttle, the co-founder of Motorway, went into element relating to the influence of the inexperienced initiative on on a regular basis motorists.

He defined: “With London’s ULEZ expanding on August 29, car owners across Greater London are deciding if they need to sell.

“In the final days leading up to the expansion date, we are seeing car values changing, with the price of some compliant models going up due to demand.

“And while non-compliant cars could see a drop in value, much of the UK still sits outside of Clean Air Zones, so with the UK used car market as strong as it is, there will still be willing buyers for these non-compliant models.

“So just because you’re living in the extended ULEZ, your car could still be in demand elsewhere in the country and therefore still attract a great price.”

Express.co.uk has contacted the Mayor of London for remark.