As from the 1st of April 2020 the grant for these schemes will be set at £350 towards the cost of purchase and installation of a chargepoint at home through the electric vehicle homecharge scheme, and £350 towards a chargepoint socket at work through the workplace charging scheme. This is a reduction from £500 to £350.
As from the 1st of April 2020 the grant for these schemes will be set at £350 towards the cost of purchase and installation of a chargepoint at home through the electric vehicle homecharge scheme, and £350 towards a chargepoint socket at work through the workplace charging scheme. This is a reduction from £500 to £350.
If you’ve been considering installing an electric vehicle charge point at your home or business, now is the time to act. Getting the infrastructure in place for your electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid (PHEV) is now easier than ever, especially with help from the Electric Vehicle Car Charging Company.
Most destination businesses appreciate that they will need to have electric vehicle charge points installed at their premises at some point, and many are probably waiting for what they feel is the right time.
As the electric vehicle market continues to grow, amid advances in technology and improvements in infrastructure, businesses might be wondering whether to join the green revolution – and when.
Company car drivers choosing pure electric vehicles will pay no benefit in kind tax at all for the 2020/21 tax year, so if you’ve been thinking about making the switch for your fleet, this is a great time to take the plunge.
Sales of electric vehicles are soaring as technology and infrastructure continue to improve at a rapid pace. Many people are switching on to the benefits of using electric vehicles, not only in terms of the environmental benefits, but also because of their reduced running costs.
