EV Charger Grants UK (OZEV) – Save Up to £500 on Installation
(From April 2026)
If you’re planning to install an electric vehicle charger, you may be able to reduce the cost through government-backed funding. EV charger grants in the UK (OZEV) are designed to support the move towards electric vehicles by helping with installation costs for eligible properties.
We connect you with trusted installers who can guide you through the process and help you access available funding where you qualify.
We connect you with trusted installers who can guide you through the process and help you access available funding where you qualify.
What EV Charger Grants Are Available?
EV charger grants in the UK are supported by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), which provides funding for home and workplace charging installations.
The most widely available scheme is:
EV Chargepoint Grant
Save up to £500 per socket (from April 2026)
- Designed for renters, flat owners and landlords
- Covers a portion of installation costs
- Must be installed by an approved installer
Who Is Eligible?
You may qualify if:
- You live in a flat or rental property
- You have access to dedicated off-street parking
- You own or lease an electric vehicle
- The installation is completed by a registered installer
If you’re unsure, we can help connect you with installers who can confirm eligibility.
How Much Can You Save?
EV charger installation typically costs between £800 and £1,500, depending on the setup.
With the grant:
You could reduce your cost by up to £500
This makes home charging significantly more affordable.
How the Process Works
- Tell us about your property
- We connect you with local installers
- Your installer confirms eligibility
- The grant is applied during installation
EV Charger Grant Changes from April 2026
EV charger grants are changing in 2026 — here’s what you need to know.
Increased Funding
From 1 April 2026, the maximum grant increases from £350 to £500 per socket.
This applies to:
- Renters and flat owners
- Residential landlords
- Homes with on-street parking
- Workplace charging installations
Changes for Schools
Funding for schools will reduce from £2,500 to £2,000 per socket.
However, the higher rate is still available if:
- Applied before 31 March 2026
- Redeemed before 30 September 2026
Important Deadlines
- 31 March 2026: Deadline for certain schemes closing
- Some commercial and infrastructure grants will no longer be available
New Application System
From April 2026, many grants will move to a new application system requiring direct registration. Installers can help manage this process.
Areas We Cover
We help customers across:
- Tunbridge Wells
- Crowborough
- Tonbridge
- Maidstone
- And surrounding areas
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FAQ's
🔌 OZEV Grant FAQs (UK – 2026)
1. Who is eligible for the OZEV EV charger grant?
The OZEV grant is available to renters, flat owners, landlords, and businesses with off-street parking. Homeowners living in houses are no longer eligible.
2. How much is the OZEV grant in 2026?
You can get up to £500 per charger socket, covering up to 75% of the installation cost (from April 2026).
3. Can homeowners apply for the OZEV grant?
No — if you own and live in a house, you are not eligible. The scheme is now focused on renters, leaseholders, and landlords.
4. Do I need off-street parking to qualify?
Yes — you must have a private driveway or allocated parking space. Without this, you typically won’t qualify.
5. Can landlords apply for multiple properties?
Yes — landlords can apply for funding across multiple properties, often up to 200 chargepoints per year, depending on the scheme.
6. Do I need to own an electric vehicle already?
You must either:
- Own an EV
- Lease one
- Or have one on order
7. Can I install the charger myself and still get the grant?
No — the installation must be carried out by an OZEV-approved installer to qualify.
8. How do I apply for the OZEV grant?
You don’t usually apply directly. Your installer applies on your behalf, and the discount is applied to your quote.
9. How long does the OZEV grant take to process?
Once approved, the grant is applied at installation stage, so you typically don’t wait for reimbursement.
10. Can businesses get EV charger grants too?
Yes — businesses can apply through the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) for multiple chargers at commercial premises.