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GOVERNMENT ELECTRIC CAR GRANTS AND INCENTIVES.
GRANTS TO HELP YOU
GO ELECTRIC.
It’s not just fuel you can save when you switch to electric. There’s a range of financial incentives available to help low and no-emissions vehicle owners, so going electric doesn’t have to break the bank.
Right now you can enjoy savings at home or your workplace, through schemes and incentives that save you money on road tax, and even your electric company car.
Combined with the savings you’ll make running your electric vehicle, these benefits could save you thousands per year. And the financial perks don’t stop there. There are also electric car charging point grants and home charging point grants to explore too, making it even easier and cheaper than ever to install a convenient home charging point that speeds up your charging time.
With these money saving options on offer, there’s never been a better time to choose electric with MINI. Keep reading to find out how it works.
NEW GOVERNMENT GRANT.
The government has unveiled a new initiative to support the transition to zero emission vehicles. Discounts of up to £3,750 are available for cars priced up to £37,000 – great news if you’re thinking of scooping yourself an electric car. We are assessing how this will impact MINI and will share updates here, once more information becomes available.
Please complete the form and once we have confirmation on the Electric Car Grant (ECG), we will contact you.
HOME GRANT UP TO £350.
The grant pays 75% towards the cost and installation of a homecharge unit (up to a maximum of £350), and with our charging partner Pod, that means you could get yours fully installed from £449, with a three-year warranty as standard.
Please note, chargepoint grants are subject to eligibility.
TAX BENEFITS OF ELECTRIC CARS.
Electric vehicles are exempt from London’s Congestion Charge until 25 December 2025, when a charge of £15 per day will be applied. However, electric vehicles will still benefit from some tax perks. From 1 April 2025, electric vehicles registered on or after this date will pay the lowest first year rate, set at just £10. From the second payment onwards, they’ll move to the standard rate of £195. There’s also a 3% BIK rate for 2025/2026. This compares very favourably to equivalent petrol models which is great if you’re thinking about choosing an electric MINI for your business.
GO ELECTRIC WITH MINI.
Enjoy emission-free driving, without compromising on that iconic MINI style. The MINI Countryman Electric is our comfortable SUV with enough space for all your on-road adventures while still delivering the signature go-kart handling. With more standard equipment than ever, and three distinct style levels to dial up the inside and out, you can choose your perfect MINI Countryman Electric to suit your vibe.
Whether you’re after extra boot space, electric fun or a bigger, bolder design, the MINI Countryman Electric has it all. Why not get behind the wheel and experience its comfort and performance? Bring out your adventurous side.
ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING POINT GRANT.
A charging point could really help speed things up when it comes to recharging your electric car, with some points taking just three hours to charge from 0-80%. There’s a selection of grants available to help owners and businesses with the cost of purchasing and installing charging points.
HOME CHARGING POINT GRANT.
If you have off-street parking and live in rental accommodation or own a flat, you could qualify for the government EV chargepoint grant.
The EV chargepoint grant pays 75% towards the cost and installation of a home chargepoint unit outside your flat or rental accommodation (up to a maximum of £350). Thanks to its ultra-low emissions, all-electric MINI Cooper has been approved by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), which makes it eligible for the scheme.
To qualify for the grant you need to be able to prove that you’re the driver who’s purchasing, or leasing, a qualifying car like an all-electric MINI Cooper. You’ll also need dedicated off-street parking outside your flat or rental accommodation and the installer must confirm ownership of the property.
Find out more about charging your MINI at home here.
WORKPLACE CHARGING SCHEME.
Registered businesses, charities and public sector organisations can help their workforce charge up easily thanks to the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS).
The scheme is voucher-based, offering applicants a maximum of £350 towards each charging point, and helps with the upfront cost of making your workplace electric car friendly. You can apply for up to 40 charging points across all of your companies’ sites.
To be eligible you’ll need to prove that you’re a registered business in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland with your Companies House reference number. You’ll also need to let them know you have a genuine need for electric vehicle charging equipment, or are intending to encourage uptake with your staff. For more information and details on applying, see the government website.
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