Here are all the vans eligible for the Zero Emissions Van Grant

The Zero Emissions Van Grant (ZEVG) has been confirmed to stay in place throughout 2027 with some small electric vans eligible for the full £2,500 discount, and some medium-to-large vans and electric pick-up trucks eligible for discounts of up to £5,000. Plug-in hybrid vehicles are completely excluded from the grant.

Here’s how it all breaks down by size:

Small electric vans eligible for the ZEVG

The maximum discount available for some small electric vans is £2,500. To qualify for the ZEVG, small electric vans must weigh less than 2,500 kg (gross vehicle weight), produce zero grams of CO2 per mile at the tailpipe, and be able to travel at least 60 miles without any emissions. The eligible vehicles are:

Citroën e-Berlingo

​Citroën ë-C3 Van

​Dacia Spring Cargo

​Fiat e-Doblo

​Ford e-Transit Courier Trend and Limited​

​Maxus eDeliver 3 (short wheel base variants)​

​Mercedes-Benz eCitan​

Nextem Orca

​Nissan Townstar EV (long and short wheelbase versions)​

​Peugeot e-Partner​

​Renault Kangoo E-Tech (medium and long wheelbase versions)​

​Toyota Proace City EV​

​Vauxhall Combo-e​

Medium and large electric vans eligible for the ZEVG

The maximum discount available for some medium-to-large vans is £5,000. To qualify for the ZEVG, medium-to-large electric vans must weigh between 2,500kg and 4,250kg (gross vehicle weight), produce zero grams of CO2 per mile at the tailpipe, and be able to travel at least 60 miles without any emissions. The eligible vehicles are:

​Citroën e-Dispatch​

​Citroën e-Relay​

DFSK EC31

DFSK EC35

​Farizon SV​

​Farizon V7E L1H1​

​Fiat e-Ducato​

Fiat E-Scudo

​Ford E-Transit Leader and Trend (and Enhanced Range models)​

Ford E-Transit Custom Limited, MS-RT, Sport, Trail and Trend

​Ford Explorer Van​

Foton Cavan C1, Plus and Plus Hi Roof

​Iveco eDaily​

Iveco eSuperJolly

​Kia PV5 Cargo​

MAN eTGE

Maxus eDeliver 5

​Maxus eDeliver 7​

Maxus eDeliver 9, MC L3 Chassis Cab and LC L4 Chassis Cab

​Mercedes-Benz eVito Premium and Progressive​

​Mercedes-Benz eSprinter​

MW Motors Spartan EV 2.0

Nissan Interstar-e

​Peugeot e-Boxer​

​Peugeot e-Expert​

Promod L City

Renault Master E-Tech (panel and conversions)

Renault Trafic E-Tech

​Toyota Proace Electric​

Vauxhall Movano Electric

​Vauxhall Vivaro-e​

​Volkswagen E-Transporter Kombi and Panel Van​

​Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo Commerce and Commerce Plus​

​Volkswagen Kombi Commerce Pro, S, Sportline, Sportline 75​

Electric pick-up trucks electric vans eligible for the ZEVG

The maximum discount available for some electric pick-up trucks is £5,000. To qualify for the ZEVG, medium-to-large electric vans must weigh between 2,500kg and 4,250kg (gross vehicle weight), produce zero grams of CO2 per mile at the tailpipe, and be able to travel at least 60 miles without any emissions. The eligible vehicles are:

​Isuzu D-Max EV​

​KGM Musso EV​

​Maxus E Terron 9 Luxury & Premium​

Maxus T90 EV

​Toyota Hilux Electric Icon & Invincible​

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