East Midlands

EV incentives & grants in Nottingham

Nottingham has three main dealer groups and an Active Travel Zone that affects some city-centre streets. The national grants apply. Charging networks include Pod Point and BP Pulse.

£3,750

Band 1 grant

£1,500

Band 2 grant

2%

BIK 2025/26

£200

VED after year 1

Nottingham City Council

Nottingham has an Active Travel Zone affecting some city-centre streets. Check the council website for current EV parking and charging policy.

Council website →

What grants apply in Nottingham

The same national grants as everywhere else. The dealer applies the discount — you do not apply to OZEV yourself.

Electric Car Grant

£3,750 / £1,500

Band 1 or Band 2 depending on the car. Dealer applies it.

GOV.UK source

Company car tax (BIK)

2%

Zero-emission company cars: 2% of P11D for 2025/26.

VED (road tax)

£10 then £200

New EVs from April 2025: £10 first year, £200 after. Over £50k list price: add £440.

EV dealers in Nottingham

We list dealer groups, not invented star ratings.

Nottingham Honda

Honda

Sytner Nottingham

BMW, MINI

Evans Halshaw Nottingham

Ford, Vauxhall

Charging in Nottingham

Pod Point

Council car parks and retail locations.

BP Pulse

Petrol stations and some workplaces.

Shell Recharge

Growing presence in the city.

Use Zap-Map for live charge point locations.

Grant-listed cars available in Nottingham

Click a car to see the grant band and which dealer in Nottingham holds the brand.

Band 1 — £3,750

Band 2 — £1,500

Questions about EVs in Nottingham

What grants apply in Nottingham?

The same national Electric Car Grant: up to £3,750 (Band 1) or £1,500 (Band 2). The dealer applies it.

Does Nottingham have a Clean Air Zone?

Nottingham does not operate a Clean Air Zone. It has an Active Travel Zone affecting some city-centre streets.

Where can I charge?

Pod Point, BP Pulse, Shell Recharge and others. Use Zap-Map for live posts.

Source: GOV.UK Electric Car Grant list · Last verified 14 August 2026