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Jaecoo and Omoda to offer ‘EV Tax Rebate’ in response to new pay-per-mile tax
Chinese sister brands offer self-funded incentives to cover future tax increases for electric cars
Words by: Catherine King
Published on 28 November 2025 | 0 min read
Following Autumn Budget and the announcement of a new pay-per-mile tax on EVs from April 2028, Jaecoo and Omoda have responded by offering buyers money towards this additional running cost.
Jaecoo and Omoda’s ‘EV Tax Rebate’ equates to 20,000 miles at 3p per mile and will be available on selected models ordered by 31 December and purchased with a 48-month finance agreement. The £600 incentive will apply to the range-topping Omoda E5 Noble and Jaecoo E5 Luxury models. Both cars have a generous amount of tech as standard and Omoda recently updated the E5 to increase the official WLTP range slightly to 267 miles. It also added a heat pump to help improve efficiency in colder weather. In addition to the ‘EV Tax Rebate’, Omoda is also offering a £3,750 deposit contribution towards financing an E5. This matches the government’s maximum Level 1 electric car grant which launched in July. In a statement Gary Lan, CEO of Omoda and Jaecoo UK, said “We want to make the transition to electric driving as smooth as possible for our customers immediately – not three or four years from now.” According to data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) Jaecoo and Omoda have already registered over 37,000 cars in the UK between January and October this year and the brands will be hoping these new incentives will help boost sales of their electric offering.
Jaecoo and Omoda’s ‘EV Tax Rebate’ equates to 20,000 miles at 3p per mile and will be available on selected models ordered by 31 December and purchased with a 48-month finance agreement. The £600 incentive will apply to the range-topping Omoda E5 Noble and Jaecoo E5 Luxury models. Both cars have a generous amount of tech as standard and Omoda recently updated the E5 to increase the official WLTP range slightly to 267 miles. It also added a heat pump to help improve efficiency in colder weather. In addition to the ‘EV Tax Rebate’, Omoda is also offering a £3,750 deposit contribution towards financing an E5. This matches the government’s maximum Level 1 electric car grant which launched in July. In a statement Gary Lan, CEO of Omoda and Jaecoo UK, said “We want to make the transition to electric driving as smooth as possible for our customers immediately – not three or four years from now.” According to data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) Jaecoo and Omoda have already registered over 37,000 cars in the UK between January and October this year and the brands will be hoping these new incentives will help boost sales of their electric offering.
