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What is the UK plug-in car grant?

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    UK SentinelUK Sentinel
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    UK Plug-in Car Grant offers a discount on the cost of buying an electric car

    n the UK, new electric cars are eligible for a plug-in car grant (PiCG). The government puts a sum of money towards the purchase of zero-emissions vehicles, creating a cash incentive for buyers to switch to electric cars and vans.

    You can get a discount on the price of brand new low-emission vehicles through a grant the government gives to vehicle dealerships and manufacturers.

    The maximum grant available for cars is £2,500.

    Vehicles eligible for a grant
    The amount of the grant depends on which category the vehicle is in. The 7 categories are:

    • cars
    • motorcycles
    • mopeds
    • small vans
    • large vans
    • taxis
    • trucks

    Not all low-emission vehicles will get a grant. Only vehicles that have been approved by the government are eligible for a grant.

    Cars (previously ‘category 1’)
    These vehicles have CO2 emissions of less than 50g/km and can travel at least 112km (70 miles) without any emissions at all:

    • BMW i3
    • BMW i3s
    • Citroen ë-C4
    • DS 3 Crossback E-Tense – Prestige
    • DS 3 Crossback E-Tense – Performance Line
    • Fiat 500e
    • Honda e
    • Hyundai IONIQ Electric – Premium
    • Hyundai IONIQ Electric – Premium SE
    • Hyundai KONA Electric (39kWh) – SE Connect
    • Hyundai KONA Electric (39kWh) – Premium
    • Hyundai KONA Electric (64kWh) – Premium
    • Kia e-Niro (39kWh) – 2
    • Mazda MX-30
    • MG MG5 EV
    • MG ZS EV
    • MINI Electric
    • Nissan e-NV200 (5 Seater) – Visia
    • Nissan e-NV200 (7 Seater) – Visia
    • Nissan Leaf
    • Peugeot e-208
    • Peugeot e-2008 – Active Premium
    • Peugeot e-2008 – Allure
    • Peugeot e-2008 – Allure Premium
    • Renault ZOE
    • SEAT Mii electric
    • Skoda Citigo-e iV
    • Skoda ENYAQ iV 60 Nav – ecoSuite
    • Skoda ENYAQ iV 60 Nav – Lodge
    • Skoda ENYAQ iV 60 Nav – Loft
    • Skoda ENYAQ iV 60 Nav – Lounge
    • Skoda ENYAQ iV 60 Nav – Suite
    • Smart EQ fortwo
    • Smart EQ forfour
    • Vauxhall Corsa-e
    • Vauxhall Mokka-e
    • Volkswagen e-Golf
    • Volkswagen e-up!
    • Volkswagen ID.3 Pro (58kWh 145PS) – Life
    • Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Performance (58kWh 204PS) – Life
    • Volkswagen ID.3 Pure Performance (45kWh 150PS)

    To be eligible for the grant, cars must cost less than £35,000. This is the recommended retail price (RRP), and includes VAT and delivery fees.

    The grant will pay for 35% of the purchase price for these vehicles, up to a maximum of £2,500.

    https://www.gov.uk/plug-in-car-van-grants

     

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    Following on, Motorcycles
    These vehicles have no CO2 emissions and can travel at least 50km (31 miles) between charges:

    • Artisan ES1-Pro
    • Artisan EV0 Monster
    • Askoll eS3
    • Askoll eSpro 70
    • BMW C evolution
    • Eccity 125
    • Eccity 125+
    • Eccity Model3
    • EcoNeco Revival
    • Ecooter E1R
    • Ecooter E2
    • Harley-Davidson LiveWire
    • Horwin CR6
    • Horwin EK3
    • NIU NQi GT Pro Cargo
    • NIU NQi GTS Pro
    • NIU NQi GTS Sport
    • Rieju NUUK
    • Scutum Silence S02
    • Sunra Miku Super
    • Sunra Robo-S
    • THELMOCO Ultra
    • Torrot Muvi
    • Vmoto 100
    • Vmoto 120
    • Vmoto Super Soco CPX
    • Vmoto Super Soco TC Max
    • Zero Motorcycles (all models)
    • Zride Tiger X

    The grant will pay for 20% of the purchase price for these vehicles, up to a maximum of £1,500.

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