EV chargepoint grant: up to £500 per socket for renters & flat owners

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EV chargepoint grant: up to £500 per socket

Renters and flat owners can get 75% off the cost of buying and installing a home EV chargepoint socket, up to a maximum of £500. From 1 April 2026 the maximum grant rate rose from £350 to £500 per socket. Landlords have a separate scheme with the same £500-per-socket rate. Always confirm current eligibility and rates on GOV.UK before applying.

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Why homeowners install a home charger

Charge overnight

A home chargepoint means starting most days with a full battery.

Faster than a 3-pin plug

Dedicated chargepoints charge considerably faster than a standard socket.

Qualified installers

A competent, qualified electrician should carry out any home chargepoint install.

We don't publish our own cost, installer-count, or approval-scheme claims — for the current grant rules, use the GOV.UK EV chargepoint grant guidance, or ask installers directly for a quote.

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