ULEZ Expansion and Scrappage Scheme

After listening to the concerns of Londoners over recent months, the Mayor announced on 4th August 2023 that to make the transition to a greener city easier, the scrappage scheme will be extended to every Londoner affected by ULEZ, along with a host of other significant changes.

Below is everything you need to know about how the scrappage scheme can benefit you.

Updates Effective from Monday, 21st August:

1. For London Residents: If you have a car that's not ULEZ-compliant, you can now claim a grant of £2,000.
2. Small Businesses & Sole Traders: Qualify for grants up to £21,000 for scrapping a maximum of three non-compliant vans.
3. Charitable Organizations: Eligible to receive up to £28,000 in grants for the scrappage of up to three minibuses.

Recent Changes, In Effect From Friday, 4th August:

1. Enhanced Grants for Vans: Small businesses and charitable bodies owning a non-compliant van now receive a higher grant amount of £7,000, a jump from the previous £5,000.
2. Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles: Scrappage grants for such vehicles have been generously doubled from £5,000 to £10,000.
3. For Non-Compliant Minibuses: Scrapping grants have risen from £7,000 to £9,000.
4. Upgrading to Electric: Those looking to replace their non-compliant van or minibus with an electric version can now avail increased grants - £9,500 (previously £7,500) for vans and £11,500 (previously £9,500) for minibuses.
5. Retrofit Grants: Get your vehicles retrofitted with the revised grant of £6k, usually covering the complete retrofitting costs.

For a comprehensive breakdown and more details, please click here.

In A Nutshell

• Residents within the extended ULEZ region can scrap a non-ULEZ-compliant car for a grant of £2,000.
• Enjoy an increment of £2,000 on scrappage grants for non-compliant vans and minibuses.
• Wheelchair-accessible vehicles' scrappage grants are now doubled from £5,000 to £10,000.
• Flexibility in Usage: Use your grant like cash! Purchase your next vehicle with ease.

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