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Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians Salary in London

A Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians in London earns a median gross annual pay of £45,117 — that's £7,659 (20%) above the UK median of £37,458. Real ONS figures (SOC 5231, ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3).

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The median salary for a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians in London is £45,117 gross per year, compared with £37,458 across the UK. A real ONS estimate, April 2025ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3.

London vs UK median

AreaMedian (annual)
London£45,117
United Kingdom£37,458

How London ranks for Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians pay

Regional rank

#1

of 11 ONS regions

vs UK median

+£7,659

above £37,458 UK median

Out-earns

91%

of ONS regions

At £45,117, a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians in London sits above by £7,659 the £37,458 UK median for the role, ranking #1 of 11 UK regions ONS published a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians median for. Every figure is a subtraction or sort of the ONS ASHE medians on this page — nothing is modelled.

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Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians in London — frequently asked questions

How much does a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians earn in London?
The median gross annual pay for a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians in London is £45,117, per the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3). The UK-wide median for this occupation is £37,458.
Is this London figure a real ONS number?
Yes — it is the published regional median gross annual pay for this occupation in the April 2025 ASHE reference period. ONS suppresses small or unreliable regional cells; only unsuppressed regions appear in this cluster, and none are estimated.
Is a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians salary in London above the UK average for the role?
The London median of £45,117 is above by £7,659 the £37,458 UK median for a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians, and above by £7,671 the average of the 11 regions ONS published. Derived by subtracting the ONS medians shown on this page.
Where does London rank for Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians pay?
London ranks #1 of 11 UK regions ONS published a Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians median for (ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3). That is the best-paying region for this occupation. Ranking is a straight sort of the published regional medians.

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Source: Office for National Statistics — Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), Table 14.7a (occupation 4-digit SOC) + Table 15 (4).7a (region by occupation), Full-Time sheet. Figures are Median gross annual pay (GBP), full-time employees, April 2025 reference period (ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3). Released 2025-10-23, corrected 2025-12-19. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (OGL v3). No figure is modelled or interpolated.

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