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UK EV subsidies return with boost for British-made cars

Nissan stands to be one of the new £640m scheme’s largest beneficiaries as it gears up to launch the next-generation Leaf in 2026. By Stewart Burnett

The UK government has announced it will revive electric vehicle (EV) purchase grants with a £640m (US$860m) scheme that offers buyers up to £3,750 off new cars, with the highest subsidies reserved for UK-made vehicles. The programme effectively resurrects cash handouts axed by the Conservatives in 2022, when ministers claimed subsidies were no longer needed after “successfully kickstarting the UK's electric car revolution”.

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