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Should you go electric?

Deciding to switch to an electric vehicle might feel like a big step, but there are plenty of advantages you could benefit from. For example, Government grants and lower running costs could save you a small fortune while new technologies mean electric vehicles can go further than ever before. 

New to electric?

New to electric?

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If you want to discover more about our electric range or are unsure whether an electric vehicle would be right for you or your business, click below.

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The new ID. Buzz Cargo has been approved for the government funded Plug-in Van Grant (PiVG) - with a potential deduction of up to £5,000 from the £48,541 OTR pricing1.

The Government is encouraging drivers and businesses to make the switch to electric vehicles. One of the ways it's doing this is by offering generous incentives and grants to make owning an electric vehicle cheaper.

The OZEV Plug-In Van grant will pay for 35% off the price of an electric van, up to a maximum of £5,0001. Vans qualify for the grant if they have emissions of 50g/km or less and a range of at least 60 miles for full electric vehicles. The OZEV Plug-In Van Grant is subject to full terms and conditions and eligibility may be revised or withdrawn at any time without prior notice. For full terms and conditions please visit https://www.gov.uk/plug-in-car-van-grantsOpens an external link.

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Electric vehicle servicing

Electric vehicle servicing

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Your electric vehicle requires regular servicing, just like a petrol or diesel vehicle. We carry out all the usual roadworthiness checks, but the rest of your service is quite different. Click below to find out more.

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Low emission zones

Low emission zones

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As part of the Government's strategy to cut transport emissions and improve urban air quality, many local authorities have introduced, clean air zones (CAZs) and low emission zones (LEZs).

The London ultra-low emission zone has recently changed and you could get £9,5002 when you scrap your van and replace it with a new Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo on the Scrappage Scheme.

2. TfL scrappage scheme, not connected to Volkswagen. Eligible small/micro businesses, sole traders & charities registered/with an operating address in Greater London & scrapping a qualifying van only. Electric van replacement required for £9,500 grant. T&Cs & exclusions apply (Scappage schemeOpens an external link).  Scheme may be withdrawn or change at TfL's option. See below for full T&Cs.

e-Glossary

e-Glossary

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Sometimes it can feel like electric vehicles have a language of their own. Here’s our handy guide to all the electric terminology you need to know.

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Important information :

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The Plug-in Van Grant (PIVG) is a grant currently offered by the Office for Zero emission Vehicles (OZEV) to eligible manufacturers to promote the purchase of ultra low emission vehicles. The ID. Buzz Cargo is eligible for the PiVG, meaning customers purchasing an ID. Buzz Cargo will receive 35% off the purchase price, up to a maximum of £5,000 (subject to an overall limit of 1000 van or truck grants per business or organisation, across all manufacturers, each year being 1 April – 31 March). The £5,000 grant has already been deducted from the ‘Total RRP inc. OTR inc. VAT inc. Plug-in Van Grant price shown (and therefore the recommended ‘On the road’ price will increase in the event that grant funding is ultimately not applicable, withdrawn, or eligibility for the grant or the grant amount changes, for any reason, or the annual limit is exceeded). Your authorised Volkswagen Van Centre will submit the details of your order online in order to claim the grant funding. The grant is subject to full T&Cs and eligibility requirements. For more information, please contact your authorised Volkswagen Van Centre or visit www.gov.uk/plug-in-car-van-grants/overview. The Government Plug-in Van Grant (PIVG) is applicable to UK sales only (excludes the Channel Islands or Isle of Man). Vehicle eligibility and grant figure correct as at 01.12.2022.
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TfL scrappage scheme, not connected to Volkswagen. Open to small/micro businesses, sole traders & charities registered/with an operating address in Greater London only. To qualify, business must be eligible & scrap a qualifying van in accordance with TfL's T&Cs (Scrappage scheme).  Application, TfL confirmation of eligibility & evidence of scrappage required. Electric van replacement required for full £9,500 grant - Volkswagen ID.Buzz Cargo is a qualifying replacement van. Not available to businesses receiving a grant payment under previous scheme. Max. of 3 grant payments per business. Grant is subject to full T&Cs, exclusions apply.  Scheme may be withdrawn by TfL and eligibility checks and/or available grant amounts may change at any time. Vehicle eligibility and grant figure correct as at September 2023.
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