Wharfe EVWho gets help with the cost
EV charger grants, worked out for you
Renters, flat owners, landlords, homes with on-street parking and workplaces can all get money off. Answer a few questions to see what you'd get, and exactly how it's applied for.
Will a grant help?
A few questions, checked against each scheme's own rules. We tell you exactly what to apply for, and take the approved grant off your invoice.
The schemes
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On-street grant
75% of the cost, up to £500
EV chargepoint grant for households with on-street parking
How it's claimed: You get your highways authority's permission for the channel first, then apply online with our dated quote. Once the grant's approved, we fit the charger and the channel, claim the grant and take it off your invoice.
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On a standard installation:
£895£395 -
Renters' and flat owners' grant
75% of the cost, up to £500
EV chargepoint grant for renters and flat owner-occupiers
How it's claimed: You apply online first, with our dated quote and your landlord's or freeholder's permission, and nothing is fitted until the grant's approved. Then we fit the charger, claim the grant and take it off your invoice.
Check my eligibility
Tick each that's true for you.
On a standard installation:
£895£395 -
Landlords' grant
75% of the cost, up to £500 a socket
EV chargepoint grant for residential landlords
How it's claimed: We apply for you as your authorised installer, with your property and tenancy details. Once the grant's approved, we fit and take it off your invoice.
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On a standard installation:
£895£395 -
Workplace Charging Scheme
75% of the cost, up to £500 a socket, up to 40 sockets
Workplace Charging Scheme
How it's claimed: You apply online for a voucher, which usually arrives within a week. We fit the chargers, claim the voucher and take it off your invoice.
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On a standard installation of 2:
£1,390 to £1,990£390 to £990
Rules checked 4 October 2026; the schemes run to 31 March 2027. Read them on GOV.UK.
How a grant works
- 1We check
With your price, we check each scheme's conditions against your home and your car.
- 2You apply, or we do
Renters, flat owners and on-street households apply online with our dated quote. For landlords we apply as your authorised installer; a workplace applies for a voucher.
- 3Approved, then fitted
Nothing is fitted until the grant is approved, so you never pay the full price by mistake.
- 4It comes off
We claim the grant and take it off your invoice. You pay the rest, and never wait for a refund.
Checked against the schemes' published rules. Schemes change; we check yours again before we fit.
Questions
Grants
I own my house and have a drive. Is there a grant?
Not any more. The grant for homeowners with a drive ended in April 2022. Renters, flat owners, landlords, homes with on-street parking and workplaces can still get one.
How does the grant get paid?
Once it's approved, we claim it as your authorised installer and take it off your invoice, so you never pay the full price and wait for a refund. Renters, flat owners and on-street households apply online first, with our dated quote; we tell you exactly what it asks for.
Do I need the car first?
For the renters' and flat owners' grant and the on-street grant, you need to own, lease or have ordered an electric car, or have a company car for six months or more. An order confirmation is enough.
Can I get a charger if I park on the street?
Often. Your highways authority has to allow a permanent cross-pavement channel and give you permission for it before anything is fitted; then the on-street grant helps with the charger. We'll tell you whether yours allows them.
Your fixed price, from four photos.
Answer a few questions for your price now, then send the photos to fix it in writing.