Is this model and its variants ULEZ compliant?

[Smartbear]

Even electric cars? That seems at odds with reducing congestion

But your post was for your car, which isn't leccy!

Yep, it’s when you replied that everyone pays the congestion charge i thought that battery cars would be exempt because of no emissions at source
Rob

[Scooba_Steve]

Yep, it’s when you replied that everyone pays the congestion charge i thought that battery cars would be exempt because of no emissions at source

At the moment they get a rebate, so the mega pedant (me! ) could argue they do have to pay. But this only has a few years left.
It used to not apply at the weekend and in the evenings but does now, so no more Z antics in the city for me. I think the last time was a quick trip to the Natural History Museum; free entry, free parking on Sundays and no congestion charge.

[veryverydarkblue]

Yep, it’s when you replied that everyone pays the congestion charge i thought that battery cars would be exempt because of no emissions at source

At the moment they get a rebate, so the mega pedant (me! ) could argue they do have to pay. But this only has a few years left.
It used to not apply at the weekend and in the evenings but does now, so no more Z antics in the city for me. I think the last time was a quick trip to the Natural History Museum; free entry, free parking on Sundays and no congestion charge.

NHM isn’t inside the congestion charge zone - there’s a sign somewhere on the A4 about the distance to congestion charge that is just wrong - you can go all the way to Park Lane. I drove past NHM at 7.30 am this morning, through Hyde park to drop the wife at work on Euston road. She chose roof down Z4 over the Mini, which is a treat burbling through the park as the sun comes up with no traffic

[Scooba_Steve]

NHM isn’t inside the congestion charge zone - there’s a sign somewhere on the A4 about the distance to congestion charge that is just wrong - you can go all the way to Park Lane. I drove past NHM at 7.30 am this morning, through Hyde park to drop the wife at work on Euston road. She chose roof down Z4 over the Mini, which is a treat burbling through the park as the sun comes up with no traffic

Oh yeah, I've just checked the map - that's a bonus! Just shows how much I pay attention to it, so I suppose it works as a deterrent - I just don't bother considering the car.

[veryverydarkblue]

RBKC remains (for London) a driving Mecca, particularly with the unreasonably cheap resident parking permits which give free parking across the large borough including outside of the museums/ Kings Road/ High Street Ken at any time. It’s the worst place in London to be a cyclist. My cycling self hates my driving self and thinks my stinky, noisy and waste-of-space weekend Z4 shouldn’t be allowed here. My driving self doesn’t listen.

I’ve noticed the move to EVs and getting older cars off the road is also making it more enjoyable keeping the roof down in traffic and not dying of smog inhalation. It does however make the steam these Z4s pump out in winter a bit more embarrassing.