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Drivers to save up to £300 when installing EV chargers at home, as government slashes unnecessary red tape
Original publisher: UK Department for Transport, published
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What happened
The UK Department for Transport says drivers could save up to £300 when fitting electric vehicle chargers at home after the government moved to remove what it calls unnecessary red tape around installations.
Why it matters
If you own or plan to buy an EV, this change could lower the upfront cost of installing a home charger; the impact is limited to drivers installing chargers at home as described by the publisher.
Key details
- Projected saving of up to £300 for home EV charger installations
- Measure targets reductions in regulatory requirements for home charger fitting
- Described by the publisher as government action to 'slash unnecessary red tape'
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