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Get Charged Up: Your Guide to the EV Charge Point Grant

The UK Government’s EV Charge point Grant has been extended until 31 March 2026, offering landlords, renters, and flat owners funding to install EV charging points. This blog breaks down the two available schemes, eligibility criteria, benefits, and how to apply before the deadline. Whether you're a landlord enhancing your property for the EV transition or a tenant wanting to charge your electric car at home, this guide has you covered.

The UK Government’s EV Charge point Grant has been extended until 31 March 2026, offering landlords, renters, and flat owners funding to install EV charging points. This blog breaks down the two available schemes, eligibility criteria, benefits, and how to apply before the deadline. Whether you're a landlord enhancing your property for the EV transition or a tenant wanting to charge your electric car at home, this guide has you covered.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular, the need for accessible and affordable charging infrastructure is greater than ever. To support this transition, the UK Government is offering two EV Charge point grants designed to make it easier for landlords, renters, or flat owners to install charging points at their properties. The application deadline has been extended to 31 March 2026, providing additional time to take advantage of these grants. Here’s everything you need to know.​

Section 1: EV Charge point and Infrastructure Grant for Landlords

What Is It?

The EV Charge point and Infrastructure Grant for Landlords provides funding to support the installation of EV charge points and the necessary infrastructure in residential rental properties. This scheme is part of the government’s efforts to promote EV adoption by making charging more accessible for tenants.​

Eligibility Criteria

  • Who can apply: Residential landlords, right-to-manage (RTM) companies, residents’ management companies (RMC), private registered providers of social housing (PRP), public sector organisations, charities managing or owning residential property, and registered social housing providers in England or registered property factors in Scotland. ​
  • Property requirements: The property must be rented out and meet the scheme’s eligibility requirements. Applications can be submitted for multiple properties, making it ideal for landlords with large portfolios.​

Benefits for Landlords

  • Attract environmentally conscious tenants: Offering EV charging facilities can make your property more appealing to tenants who own or plan to own electric vehicles.​
  • Increase property value: EV infrastructure is seen as a valuable asset, future-proofing your property as EV adoption grows.​
  • Government support: The grant reduces the financial burden of installing charge points and associated infrastructure.​

Act Now

Don’t miss the chance to enhance your properties and support a greener future. Applications close on 31 March 2026, so start your application process now to secure funding.​

Section 2: EV Charge point Grant for Renters and Flat Owners

What Is It?

The EV Charge point Grant for Renters and Flat Owners is tailored for individuals living in rented properties or flats. It helps them cover the costs of installing an EV charge point at home. This initiative ensures that EV ownership is accessible to a wider audience, regardless of housing type.​

Eligibility Criteria

  • Who can apply: Individuals who own and live in a flat or rent any residential property (including properties under the shared ownership scheme). 
  • Vehicle requirements: Applicants must own an eligible electric vehicle. 
  • Property requirements: The property must have designated, private off-street parking suitable for a charge point installation.

Benefits For Renters And Flat Owners

  • Convenient charging: Say goodbye to the hassle of relying solely on public charging stations.​
  • Affordable transition to EVs: The grant makes it more affordable to adopt an EV by offsetting installation costs.​
  • Sustainability: Installing a charge point at home encourages greener choices and reduces carbon emissions.​

Take Action

With the 2026 deadline approaching, now is the perfect time to explore your options and secure funding for a charge point installation. Don’t wait until it’s too late.​

Conclusion

Whether you’re a landlord looking to enhance your rental properties, or a renter or flat owner aiming to make EV ownership more convenient, the UK Government’s EV charge point grant offers an excellent opportunity. With funding available until 31 March 2026, there’s no better time to act.​

Voltari is here to help. As experts in EV charging solutions, we’ll guide you through the process and provide professional installation services tailored to your needs. Contact us today to get started and take advantage of this limited-time opportunity to support a greener future.

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