Multiple outlets describe a proposed UK “expensive vehicle supplement” that would target motorists who buy more expensive cars. The charge is described as an annual £425 levy, payable for five years, linked to vehicles costing more than £40,000. In the reporting cited, the measure is framed as affecting up to around one million drivers who purchase an average car within the qualifying price range during the year. The coverage presents the supplement as a recurring payment rather than a one-time fee, and it specifies both the threshold for eligibility (£40,000) and the duration of payments (five years). While the cited excerpts focus on the potential number of affected drivers and the charge amount, they do not provide further detail on implementation, exemptions, or how the policy would be administered. Overall, the sources agree on the basic parameters of the levy: its proposed annual cost, its link to cars above a defined value threshold, and its payment term.