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Government doubles the number of models available for the top ECG discount.
There are now 39 models of electric vehicles eligible for the Electric Car Grant.
Companies have until 25 March 2026 to apply for the funding.
There are now over 86,000 chargers on Britain’s roads, making it easier than ever for drivers to charge up and go.
Reforms will open up affordable home charging to thousands more households
28 EV models are now eligible for the Electric Car Grant (ECG) scheme.
Plug-in van and truck grant extended to at least 2027.
The Electric Car Grant will make owning an electric car cheaper and easier for people across the UK.
The Electric Car Grant will make owning an electric car cheaper, easier and a reality for thousands more people across the UK.
News follows last week’s announcement that drivers will soon enjoy discounts of up to £3,750 on new electric cars.
Have your say on the proposed automated passenger services permitting scheme until 28 September 2025.
Car manufacturers can apply for vehicle eligibility for the grant from 16 July 2025.
Car manufacturers can apply for the Electric Car Grant from 16 July 2025.
Funding will help to build a fairer, cleaner future where every family can benefit from cheaper, greener transport.
UK auto firms will benefit from a £2.5 billion commitment over the next decade that will support thousands of jobs and help ensure the UK remains at the forefront of zero-emission vehicle development.
Local authorities across England are set to enter into contracts with chargepoint operators, making it easier for everyone to switch to EVs.
Drivers no longer need to submit planning applications to install electric vehicle chargepoints, helping them save up to £1,100 a year.
Funding will make bus travel cleaner and more affordable for passengers, while helping the UK to meet its zero emissions goals.
The Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate will be changed to make it easier for industry to upgrade to make electric vehicles.
Government is investing over £2.3 billion to ensure number of chargers will continue to grow, giving people the confidence to switch to EVs.
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