Cars Coming Up for Their First MOT in June 2026
Cars registered in June 2023 are now reaching first-MOT age. AutoRank found 235,793 June 2023 registrations in the data, including 35,926 EVs.
Based on AutoRank vehicles with registration dates from 1 June 2023 to 30 June 2023. First MOT timing can vary, but three years is the normal first-test point for most cars in Great Britain.
Most common model records
Registered model text can include trim and drivetrain.
EV share
35,926 of 235,793 June 2023 registrations were electric.
The quick read
AutoRank found 235,793 vehicles registered in June 2023.
That makes June 2026 a busy first-MOT month. The top two model records were both Tesla Model Y entries.
EVs made up 35,926 registrations in the group, or about 15.2%.
What to check first
First MOTs are often less scary than older-car MOTs, but tyres and lights still matter.
Three years is plenty of time to wear out tyres, chip a windscreen or ignore a wiper that smears in the rain.
A ten-minute check before booking can save an annoying fail.
Brand comparison
Looking at three-year-old May MOT tests, Porsche, Honda, Volvo, Suzuki and Toyota were near the top of the filtered pass-rate table.
This is not only about brand quality. Usage, mileage and vehicle type still matter.
Top June 2023 model records
These vehicles are reaching the normal first-MOT window in June 2026.
Best three-year-old pass rates in May
Makes with at least 1,000 three-year-old May MOT tests.