Office for Zero Emission Vehicles
How to qualify

Whether you are an owner occupier in a flat, or live in a rented property, you may be eligible of a grant of up £350. Known as the EV Chargepoint Grant, it replaces the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) which up until March 2022 was open to home owners with off street parking. 

Let us know if you would like to apply for this grant and we will start the application for you with OZEV.

EV Chargepoint Grant for:

Flat owner-occupiers and people living in rented properties

The grant offers up to £350 off the cost of purchasing and installing an electric vehicle charge point. Customers will no longer be able to claim for two charge points if they own a second electric vehicle.

This scheme is open to:

  • Homeowners who live in flats. You will need to provide proof of ownership.
  • People in rental accommodation (flats and single-use properties). Written landlord permission will be required.
Vehicle requirements

If you meet the above criteria, you must also be eligible for the grant through one of the following:

  • You are the registered keeper of a new or second-hand eligible electric vehicle – this is not necessarily the owner of a vehicle, but whoever is responsible for the car and pays for road tax and MOT
  • You are assigned a company car for at least 6 months
  • You lease an eligible vehicle for at least 6 months or lease an eligible electric vehicle through a salary sacrifice scheme
  • You are named by your employer as the primary user of an eligible electric vehicle for at least 6 months
  • You have ordered an eligible electric vehicle

funding

Got a question about OZEV grants?

For a survey, to book an installation or for more information about OZEV funding for your home, please get in touch.

You could be eligible for a grant of up to £350
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