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Electric cars lose government subsidies in the UK
Through the Plug-in Grant, EV buyers in the UK could receive 1 500 pounds in subsidies. With half of the cars sold now electrified, the government has cut the subsidy scheme /Audi
The British Department of Transport (DfT) has put a lid on its plug-in car grant scheme, making buyers of electric cars no longer eligible for financial support. Scrapping the so-called Plug-In Grant evokes disappointment from carmakers. Still, according to the government, it needs to shift its investments to developing public charging infrastructure and greening other
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