Electric And Hybrid FAQS

Fully charging your vehicle will depend on numerous factors such as model and range of battery, however, PodPoint (a leading UK provider) has estimated that would cost approximately £15.10 to fully charge an electric vehicle at home.

If the electricity comes from an external source or the car isn't connected to a power source when moving then you won't need to pay road tax on battery led EV's. Please be aware that you still need to apply and renew your road tax annually or you can risk getting a fine.

A variety of factors will affect how quickly you can charge your EV, such as speed of the charging point and the battery size of your vehicle. However, charging times are continuously improving and rapid charging points are becoming available throughout the UK.

You can charge your electric and hybrid car from home. Public charging points are also becoming more available throughout the UK which gives you the flexibility to choose how you charge your vehicle.

Unfortunately, the plug-in vehicle grant was closed on 14th June 2022.