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UK auto firms will benefit from a £2.5 billion commitment over the next decade that will support thousands of jobs and help ensure the UK remains at the forefront of zero-emission vehicle development.
Funding will help to build a fairer, cleaner future where every family can benefit from cheaper, greener transport.
Local authorities across England are set to enter into contracts with chargepoint operators, making it easier for everyone to switch to EVs.
Drivers no longer need to submit planning applications to install electric vehicle chargepoints, helping them save up to £1,100 a year.
Funding will make bus travel cleaner and more affordable for passengers, while helping the UK to meet its zero emissions goals.
The Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate will be changed to make it easier for industry to upgrade to make electric vehicles.
Government is investing over £2.3 billion to ensure number of chargers will continue to grow, giving people the confidence to switch to EVs.
New chargepoints will power growth, cut emissions and improve lives in the Midlands and beyond.
Home and workplace charging schemes extended for another year to support jobs and help make the UK a clean energy superpower.
We are making it easier, faster and cheaper for people across the UK to switch to electric vehicles.
Drivers in Greater Manchester will not face additional charges as the area is set to benefit instead from an £86 million scheme to clean up the region’s air
Our transition plans promise cleaner air and quieter streets, enhancing the quality of life in our communities.
Seeking views on how to restore the 2030 phase out date for new purely petrol and diesel cars and make the transition to zero emission vehicles a success.
In a Statement of Essential Facts, the TRA has proposed that the duty payable on imports of Argentinian biodiesel is maintained until February 2029.
Greener construction and farming vehicles set to improve sustainability by reducing emissions from the tailpipe.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Grants will help innovators develop new concepts – such as an automated boat that could deliver parcels by water – to tackle pressing transport issues.
Dedicated chargepoint funding will support people in making the switch from petrol and diesel cars to electric vehicles.
Crackdown on unfair enforcement and blanket 20mph limits will improve drivers’ lives, reduce congestion and make journeys smoother.
These measures from the Plan for Drivers will improve drivers’ lives, shorten journey times, and ensure traffic measures have buy-in from the people they impact.
Plug-in Taxi Grant provides funding of £6,000 per electric taxi vehicle and is extended until April 2025.
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