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It is this time of year when the year’s identifier numbers move …
Twice a year (in March and September), each new vehicle in the United Kingdom gets two new numbers on its registration plate.
On March 1, 2025, the numbers will go from ’74’ to ’25’. Therefore, the format of the plate will be AB25 CDE. This will be the case until September 1 when the year identifier numbers change again to “75” (AB75 CDE).
In other words, plate 25 will call a car between March and September 2025.
Two -year -old identifier numbers are just one of the three elements that make up a standard registration plate, issued by the driver and vehicle licensing agency (DVLA).
The first two letters mean the region where the vehicle was registered, while the three finals are a set of letters randomly generated.
Year ID numbers matter because cars and vans with more recent registered number usually worth more, although other factors such as the condition and the mileage matter as well. This is especially important when vehicles enter the market used several years below.
March and September are traditionally the two largest months for new car sales due to the attraction of the last plates.
A total of 1,953 million new cars were recorded in the United Kingdom in 2024, of which 317,786 were sold in March and 275,239 in September.
The sequences of numerical plates until 2030 will be the following:
- 2025: 25 and 75 plates
- 2026: 26 and 76 plates
- 2027: 27 and 77 plates
- 2028: 28 and 78 plates
- 2029: 29 and 79 plates
- 2030: 30 and 80 plates
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