More Electric Cars Eligible for New Government Grants
UNITED KINGDOM, AUG 9 – The UK Government’s £650 million Electric Car Grant provides £1,500 discounts on 17 models to support zero emission vehicle targets and promote affordable electric car adoption.
- As of August 8, 2025, the UK government expanded its subsidy program to include thirteen more electric car models from Nissan, Renault, and Vauxhall, allowing buyers to receive a £1,500 discount on these vehicles.
- This update followed earlier discounts announced on four Citroen models and builds on the £650 million grant scheme introduced by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander to support EV adoption and meet environmental targets.
- Eligible vehicles, including Nissan's Micra and Ariya, qualify for a £1,500 discount automatically applied at point of sale for electric cars priced up to £37,000, with higher grants available for the most sustainable models.
- James Taylor of Nissan called the eligibility announcement an "exciting step in the UK's electrification journey," while Vauxhall's Steve Catlin emphasized the manufacturer's long-standing commitment to electrification, and Auto Trader reported a spike in EV interest.
- The grant expansion aligns with the government’s zero emission vehicle mandate requiring at least 28% of new UK car sales to be zero emission this year and supports the pledge to ban new petrol and diesel car sales from 2030.
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More electric cars eligible for new Government grants
Drivers will be able to save £1,500 with the purchase of certain models.
Grant Scheme Boost Slashes Prices on 13 More Electric Cars
Drivers across the country can save £1,500 on some of the UK’s most popular car brands from today as Nissan, Renault and Vauxhall models join Citroën in the Government’s flagship Electric Car Grant (ECG) scheme. Thirteen more Electric Vehicles (EVs) have been declared eligible under the scheme, bringing the total to seventeen models announced this week. The boost is part of the Government’s £650 million scheme which makes it cheaper and easier t…
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