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Written Question
Electric Vehicles: Grants
Thursday 18th April 2024

Asked by: Afzal Khan (Labour - Manchester, Gorton)

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what assessment his Department has made of the potential merits of extending the eligibility criteria for plug-in vehicle grants to private cars.

Answered by Anthony Browne - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Transport)

There are now over a million battery electric cars registered in the UK, and their sales continue to grow. The Government is targeting its incentives where they have the most impact and deliver the greatest value for money. Plug-in Grants will continue until at least financial year 2024/25 for motorcycles, vans, taxis, trucks and wheelchair accessible vehicles.

Select Committee
Financial Conduct Authority

Oral Evidence Apr. 17 2024

Committee: Treasury Committee (Department: HM Treasury)

Found: It is about ensuring that in our product design, our implementation and our sales process.

Select Committee
Royal Society of Chemistry, Material Focus, and Green Alliance

Oral Evidence Apr. 17 2024

Committee: Environmental Audit Committee

Found: Andrew Mullen: Sales are down at the moment.

Select Committee
Association of British Insurers, and Allianz

Oral Evidence Apr. 17 2024

Committee: Treasury Committee (Department: HM Treasury)

Found: It is about ensuring that in our product design, our implementation and our sales process.

Select Committee
Back Market, Joint Trade Association, National Association of Waste Disposal Officers, and iWaste

Oral Evidence Apr. 17 2024

Committee: Environmental Audit Committee

Found: Andrew Mullen: Sales are down at the moment.

Select Committee
Which?, and Citizens Advice

Oral Evidence Apr. 17 2024

Committee: Treasury Committee (Department: HM Treasury)

Found: It is about ensuring that in our product design, our implementation and our sales process.

Departmental Publication (Guidance and Regulation)
Home Office

Apr. 17 2024

Source Page: Immigration Rules archive: 11 March 2024 to 3 April 2024
Document: Immigration Rules archive: 11 March 2024 to 3 April 2024 (PDF)

Found: , except that investment via pooled investment vehicles is permitted if such vehicles receive funding

Departmental Publication (Statistics)
Department for Energy Security & Net Zero

Apr. 17 2024

Source Page: UK renewables deployment supply chain readiness
Document: UK renewables deployment supply chain readiness study: executive summary for industry and policymakers (PDF)

Found: and both delayed and shortened serial production (manufacturing at higher volumes, which profitable sales

Scottish Parliament Written Question
S6W-26535
Wednesday 17th April 2024

Asked by: Simpson, Graham (Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party - Central Scotland)

Question

To ask the Scottish Government how it plans to support the market for electric (a) car and (b) van sales to move more quickly than is set out in the UK-wide zero-emission vehicle mandate, in light of the Climate Change Committee’s recommendation in its 2023 Report to Parliament.

Answered by Hyslop, Fiona - Minister for Transport

Since 2011 the Scottish Government has supported individuals and businesses across Scotland with over £220 million of interest free loans to support the transition to zero emission vehicles.

In addition, the Plugged-in Communities grant fund has provided community transport organisations with grants worth almost £4 million to procure zero emission vehicles.

The Scottish Government is currently considering the future of its EV incentive schemes, with no final decision yet made.

The Scottish Government has commissioned a study which will look at EV adoption to-date and will model future demand across a number of scenarios. This study will help to inform the ongoing development of Transport Scotland’s strategic framework for the adoption of electric vehicles (EV) and the development of charging infrastructure across Scotland.

Departmental Publication (Open consultation)
Department for Energy Security & Net Zero

Apr. 16 2024

Source Page: Delivering a smart and secure electricity system: implementation
Document: Energy smart appliances analytical annex: First phase regulations (PDF)

Found: Vehicles (Smart Charge Points) Regulations 2021 First phase regulations for energy smart appliances